Do either of you have a brand name for your book stamp/embosser??
Thanks.
Do either of you have a brand name for your book stamp/embosser??
Thanks.
I just went to my local office supply store and ordered one. I'm running out now but I'll check later to see if there's a name on it. I would love to have a stamp with bigger print. Mine is small and gets lost on some title pages.
My stamp says x-stamper. I'll have to check my embosser. I think hubby bought them at a local shop Holmes stamp co. They both are great.
Thanks, ladies.
@Christie, what do you use them both for?? Do you "stamp" certain books, then "emboss" other ones?? Or do you use them both in all of your books??
Thanks again.
I emboss my Lamplighters and other high quality books - leather bound type books. I stamp e rest. The stamp is easier to see and read, but I like he embossing on the others. If I were picking one though, I'd pick the stamp.
OK, I'm not sure I understand. What does the stamp say? I think I missed a previous thread. I love stamps though! And books!
@LDImom, I think missceegee's/Christie's stamp says,"Last Name Family Library."
@Christie, thank you. I kind of thought that may be your reasoning, but didn't want to assume. I think I will pick the stamp for now, as I don't have many "high dollar" books, yet, but we're getting there.
Thanks again.
Oh, that sounds like something I "need"! I have a coupon from Vistaprints for a free stamper I think. Need to look at that. I would just have to pay shipping. I wonder which way would be cheaper.
What do you do with those books you might not keep? I guess you don't stamp until you're sure it is a keeper!
Thanks my3 boys!
@LDI, I plan to stamp/emboss the ones that I am for sure keeping (or plan to keep and loan). I need to weed out some books and gather some for the future, anyway.
Can't wait to get one!
My stamp reads, "Last Name Family Library, Established 1996" with a book in the center.
I stamp every book I own. If I get rid of it, well the new owner can decide how to cover it.
@missceegee, Does that date reflect when you married, had first child, bought first book?? Just curious, as I love that idea.
Married;)
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