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Maybe nail polish remover or something along those lines? I'd test it on a hidden corner of the leather somewhere first to make sure the nail polish doesn't damage the leather. The other thing that I'm pretty sure would get rid of it is the Mr. Clean magic eraser, but I'm not sure what that would do to the leather, again you could test it in a hidden area first and see if it damages the leather or not.
Ink stains can be removed from leather furniture by rubbing cuticle remover into the stain and wiping with a clean cloth. (Hint was seen in a website called Creative Homemaking.)
There is also a product called Carbona, I believe, that has a stain remover specific to ink. Have had some success using hairspray on clothes that got inked.
When my kids were little and they tried to write on walls,etc. all I did was spray hairspray on and wipe off. Its amazing. Same with grass stains on jeans, believe me there was plenty of that. Yvonne
I think the newer hairsprays don't work as well as the old ones--they've had to take a lot of the alcohol out of them because of changing environmental regulations, and I don't think the newer low alcohol formulas work nearly as well for stuff like this.
