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Last week I bought, from Jackson's, a boxed selection (16) of Daler-Rowney grey pastels. The selection include sepia, tints 1 and 3, and Prussian blue, tints 1 and 3. Whilst I consider sepia a valid, even essential addition to a grey selection, by no stretch of the immagination can I agree with the inclussion of Prussian blue, perhaps indigo would have been a better choice if they relly felt the need to include a blue, or they could have included another couple of tints of cool or blue grey. I emailed D-R and told them of my misgivings, they haven't even had the good grace to acknowledge my existence as a living human being, let alone try to fob me off with some corporate platitude.bestMick