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Ex libris It is a Latin phrase that literally means "from among the books of," that is, a book originating from among the books in a public or private library. The Ex Libris heart tree is a proprietary mark that is usually placed on the back of the cover or the lid of a book. It contains the name of the owner of the copy or of the library that owns it.
The design is laser-engraved onto high-quality rubber, which ensures high-definition detail on our stamp. The relief of approximately 1 mm guarantees clean and clear impressions. We do not use the transparent polymer resins commonly employed by other manufacturers for this purpose.
The Ex Libris tree heart seal mango is available in mahogany, ebony, black or white wood. Choose the mount type you like best and add a stamp pad, easel or presentation box to complete your order. You can also choose a presentation bag labeled with the actual Ex Libris print. This will add an elegant touch to your gift. You can also add a wooden or cardboard box engraved with the Ex Libris logo.
Finally, we’d like to remind you that if you’d like your stamp to be fully personalised, you can use our Online Designer Ex Libris stamps. You can add text and images from our image library to create an original Ex Libris stamp, or choose one of our templates and customise it to your liking with your own name.
| Weight | 0,095 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 15 × 5 cm |
| Category | Plants, trees and flowers, Various themes |
| Form | Square |
| Wood colour | Varnished wood, Mahogany, Mahogany and metal, Black wood and metal, White wood and metal |

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When I received it I saw the quality and I am very satisfied.
I ordered a stamp and it was a bit delayed. I guess that's because the shipment is going to Mallorca. Otherwise, everything's fine.