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Restoration Stamps & Inks

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Stillakid
Found this link and thought that those that do restoration work or repaints would be interested. Pricey, but with the prewar stuff, worth it!

http://www.jlmtrains.com/rubber_stamps.htm
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jzrouterman
tjcruiser said:
Guys,

Good find on the stamp guy. I've seen Lionel stamp kits being offered on ebay, but I've never fiddled with one myself.

I suspect the quality of the finished lettering is due not only to the quaility of the stamp, but the skill of the person using it ... steadiness of hand, exact right amount of paint to ink stamp with, etc. I'd bet this route would offer great results in talented hands, and iffy-crummy results in unskilled hands. An "art" to it, so to speak.

.TJ's 2-cents ...
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Exactly what I was thinking. :laugh: Still, I think it's a terrific idea and I bet with a little practice it would work really great.:D Nice find. Something to think about. Hmmmmmm..... The possibilities with something like this.........:):sold:
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