Decorative Rubber Stamps - Rubber Trouble

Rubber Trouble Decorative Rubber Stamps

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	11-09 $1.50 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Celtic Knot
	1-04 $2.75 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Creative Clover Figure
	1-02 $3.25 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Creative Floral Figure Yes, people really used to skate figures like this, around the year 1900.
	20b-10 $2.00 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Crescent
	20a-09 $2.50 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Embattled To use to make "embattled" lines in our Heraldic Shields, or for interesting border and line patterns anywhere.
	20a-11 $2.50 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Engrailed To use to make "engrailed" or "invecked" lines in our Heraldic Shields, or to make ocean waves, or many other interesting borders and lines.
	20b-07 $1.75 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Estoile A beautiful wavy star shape.
	20b-08 $1.75 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Fleur de Lis
	14-07 $3.75 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Floral Border The bookplate stamps, Ex Libris and From The Library Of, fit perfectly in this border.
	20a-10 $2.50 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Indented To use to make "indented" lines in our Heraldic Shields, or for interesting border and line patterns anywhere.
	8-17 $2.00 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Ornamental Scallop What is this? We don't know either, but we think it looks nice for corner and border detailing.
	20a-13 $2.50 (Unmounted only — what this means) Temporarily out of stock	Scroll Place your heraldic motto here!
	24-06tw $2.50 (Unmounted only — what this means)	Tapa A classic Hawaiian print pattern. © 2003 Tara Wilde.

All stamp images are approximately actual size on a 15-inch monitor in 800x600 video mode (72 dpi). Differing monitor sizes or video modes may cause stamps to appear slightly smaller or larger than actual size. (For most people, they probably appear smaller.) The images may appear low quality or blurry onscreen, but the stamps themselves are high quality and very sharp.