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I know a number of TT members use their machines for correspondence, so when I came across these wax seals that use a typewriter typeface, I thought 'this would be the perfect way to finish off a typed letter.' I've ordered inks and pens several times from Jet Pens in the past and will probably include one of these the next time I order something.
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Can one get sealing wax from an office supply anymore? I've had mail sealed this way recently, and I have wondered where they got their sealing wax, plus the little "stamps" they use. Maybe it's something that came back because it looks so classy.
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Greetings All
If memory serves me correctly, believe I've seen sealing wax in the scrapbooking department of the larger craft stores like Michaels up here in Canada or Hobby Lobby down south of the 49th parallel.
When I was just a youngster and my dad would talk about sealing wax, I thought he was talking about ceiling wax and wondered why you'd need wax for the ceiling. All the best,
Sky
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Not sure about that one. Just a wild guess, mind you, but maybe it was once a temporary fix for water leaks when it rained?
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TypewriterKing wrote:
Can one get sealing wax from an office supply anymore? I've had mail sealed this way recently, and I have wondered where they got their sealing wax, plus the little "stamps" they use. Maybe it's something that came back because it looks so classy.
Best source I"ve found is nostalgicimpressions.com
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Goulet Pens sells sealing wax supplies. gouletpens.com
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Jet Pens, which I mentioned as the retailer of the seal stamps in my original post, also sells the wax to go with the stamps. They have multiple colours and types of wax available.
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Barnes & Noble used to carry this sort of stuff near their calligraphy sets and moleskine notebooks. Lots of card shops also used to carry these near their stationery.
Not certain about today but back when I was looking that's where I found these.
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On Saturday B&N had wax and seals but not in typeface.