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DESIGN: A square die pairs the standing Airedale Terrier silhouette with three engraved address lines, the dog holding one side of the face and your text stacked in even rows on the other.
BREED PORTRAIT: The profile carries the square beard, the folded ears and the high straight tail, so this Airedale Terrier address stamp reads as the breed rather than a generic wire haired dog.
ENVELOPES: Flaps, reply cards and parcel labels take the imprint without bleeding, and a return address stamp puts your street on outbound mail faster than a felt tip pen ever managed.
SIZE AND FIT: The square impression runs 1-5/8 inch on each side, and the two-part Duo Hand mount gives you a broad top to press from above so both the dog and the text land in one push.
INK PADS: Pads are sold separately, so a custom address stamp can print black on white envelopes on Monday and deep red on holiday card stock in December, using water-based ink for paper.
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The Airedale on this die is drawn full body in profile, so the blocky bearded muzzle and the tail carried straight up both read at a glance. The figure is a solid engraved shape rather than fine outline work, which is why it prints clean on kraft as readily as on cotton card. Three address lines stand alongside the dog, cut from the wording you type at checkout rather than chosen off a list. Owners of this breed usually wanted a terrier with some size to it, and they spot the profile on an envelope before they read a word of the text. The die goes on the flap of anything outbound, from the notes passed along to a new puppy owner to the stack of cards that leave the house in December. Club secretaries press it on newsletters and entry forms. Rest it face up between runs and wipe the rubber with a damp cloth when ink starts collecting around the beard and ears.
