As a child, I used to play around with rubber stamps as much as possible… For some reason, they always fascinated me (Easily entertained? Me? Noooo!). Hell, I even had a starter set of stamps for Egyptian hieroglyphics, and another set that allowed me to “build” two-dimensional bridges, complete with girders, roads, suspension cables, and everything.
Now that I have grown a little older, they still are of interest to me, but I also understand that they serve a little more useful purposes as well (though, learning hieroglyphics – or at least getting a taste of them – certainly was interesting).
When it comes to those slightly-more-useful stamps, however, Rubber Stamp Champ seems to be an outstanding place to purchase them. Whether you are looking for your basic, run-of-the-mill rectangular stamp to use as a return-address-label-writer on all the bills you are having to send off, or whether you want to add a new level of class to your official documents with an honest-to-God embosser, this website has it all. With designs ranging from the basic rectangular and round self-inking stamps, to various pre-inked stamps, to the die plate date stamps you see so frequently at a library, to the old-fashioned, requires-the-use-of-an-ink-pad hand rubber stamps, I am relatively sure you will be able to find something meeting your stamping requirements… even devices to time-stamp shift cards, should your business have hourly employees. And when that time comes that your stamp is not stamping quite as well as it used to, they even sell ink and ink pads, in all of the colors of the rainbow, and for all of the equipment they sell. Finally, while I admit that I have not done a great deal of price-comparison when it comes to stamping equipment, their asking prices seem more than reasonable.
Being a child of the internet as I am, my use of snailmail has decreased steadily since I left home… But there is still something shiny about having your own return address stamp.
—This post sponsored by Rubber Stamp Champ and 
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