We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was a
small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you can
buy. It was perfect.
When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
always having trouble keeping up with all the different things they
need.
Interesting mounting tip
6 messages in this thread |
Started on 2004-07-15
Interesting mounting tip
From: ltrboxingrichters (ltrboxingrichters@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-07-15 21:21:27 UTC
Re: Interesting mounting tip
From: cadenza74 (cadenza74@earthlink.net) |
Date: 2004-07-16 06:02:33 UTC
I've seen people do this too, but there was a problem that they
hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took up
much more space than needed.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
wrote:
> We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
>
> They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was a
> small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you
can
> buy. It was perfect.
>
> When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> always having trouble keeping up with all the different things they
> need.
hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took up
much more space than needed.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
> We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
>
> They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was a
> small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you
can
> buy. It was perfect.
>
> When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> always having trouble keeping up with all the different things they
> need.
Re: Interesting mounting tip
From: ndnboxing (ndnboxing@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-07-16 12:01:57 UTC
Was it the Atlanta HH? I made it that way.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
wrote:
> We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
>
> They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was a
> small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you can
> buy. It was perfect.
>
> When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> always having trouble keeping up with all the different things they
> need.
Also...
I've seen people do this too, but there was a problem that they
hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took up
much more space than needed.
That's why I mounted it to a removable lid, not the hinge kind. That
way you could just use the top on another ink pad and not have to
worry about lugging around the dry one.
Mark
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
> We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
>
> They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was a
> small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you can
> buy. It was perfect.
>
> When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> always having trouble keeping up with all the different things they
> need.
Also...
I've seen people do this too, but there was a problem that they
hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took up
much more space than needed.
That's why I mounted it to a removable lid, not the hinge kind. That
way you could just use the top on another ink pad and not have to
worry about lugging around the dry one.
Mark
Re: [LbNA] Re: Interesting mounting tip
From: Kim Richter (ltrboxingrichters@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-07-16 08:39:42 UTC-07:00
No, it was the "New England Pumpkin." It's been circulating since 2/2002.
ndnboxing wrote:
Was it the Atlanta HH? I made it that way.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
wrote:
> We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
>
> They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was a
> small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you can
> buy. It was perfect.
>
> When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> always having trouble keeping up with all the different things they
> need.
Also...
I've seen people do this too, but there was a problem that they
hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took up
much more space than needed.
That's why I mounted it to a removable lid, not the hinge kind. That
way you could just use the top on another ink pad and not have to
worry about lugging around the dry one.
Mark
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ndnboxing
Was it the Atlanta HH? I made it that way.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
> We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
>
> They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was a
> small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you can
> buy. It was perfect.
>
> When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> always having trouble keeping up with all the different things they
> need.
Also...
I've seen people do this too, but there was a problem that they
hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took up
much more space than needed.
That's why I mounted it to a removable lid, not the hinge kind. That
way you could just use the top on another ink pad and not have to
worry about lugging around the dry one.
Mark
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Re: [LbNA] Re: Interesting mounting tip
From: Kim Richter (ltrboxingrichters@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-07-16 08:44:13 UTC-07:00
Actually the pads that my kids have are those"Rubber Stampede" pads. You can buy them anywhere and the lids are interchangeable. Also, you can buy the ink to refill pads.
cadenza74 wrote:
I've seen people do this too, but there was a problem that they
hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took up
much more space than needed.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
wrote:
> We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
>
> They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was a
> small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you
can
> buy. It was perfect.
>
> When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> always having trouble keeping up with all the different things they
> need.
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cadenza74
I've seen people do this too, but there was a problem that they
hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took up
much more space than needed.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
> We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
>
> They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was a
> small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you
can
> buy. It was perfect.
>
> When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> always having trouble keeping up with all the different things they
> need.
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Re: Interesting mounting tip
From: cadenza74 (cadenza74@earthlink.net) |
Date: 2004-07-17 05:25:17 UTC
No it was a traveling event stamp. I don't remember which for sure.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ndnboxing"
wrote:
> Was it the Atlanta HH? I made it that way.
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
> wrote:
> > We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
> >
> > They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was
a
> > small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you
can
> > buy. It was perfect.
> >
> > When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> > always having trouble keeping up with all the different things
they
> > need.
>
> Also...
> I've seen people do this too, but there was a problem that they
> hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
> replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took
up
> much more space than needed.
>
> That's why I mounted it to a removable lid, not the hinge kind. That
> way you could just use the top on another ink pad and not have to
> worry about lugging around the dry one.
>
> Mark
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ndnboxing"
wrote:
> Was it the Atlanta HH? I made it that way.
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "ltrboxingrichters"
>
> > We found a hitch hiker while we were letterboxing on vacation.
> >
> > They had mounted their stamp to the top of the stamp pad. It was
a
> > small stamp so they had mounted it to one of those small pads you
can
> > buy. It was perfect.
> >
> > When we got home I did this with my kids personal stamp. They're
> > always having trouble keeping up with all the different things
they
> > need.
>
> Also...
> I've seen people do this too, but there was a problem that they
> hadn't anticipated, when the inkpad wore out, it ended up not being
> replacable, so they were stuck with a stamp on a dry pad that took
up
> much more space than needed.
>
> That's why I mounted it to a removable lid, not the hinge kind. That
> way you could just use the top on another ink pad and not have to
> worry about lugging around the dry one.
>
> Mark