You can find the answers to these questions at

www.letterboxing.info/glossary/

This is one of the first places I go when I have a question abbot terms or
conventions.


Mama Stork
aka Pam in Cinci


> Ok, I know what a letterbox stamp is, it stays at the site and is the
> one folks use when they find your Lbox. I'll call this #1- box
> stamp. When I make a new LB I put an impression of the # 1 box stamp
> in the new log book as well as my own stamp - the one I use when
> finding other boxes, call this #2. Is #2 my personal stamp? What is
> a personal traveller? Diff stamp or same as #2? Do you typically put
> an impression of number 2 in the log book when you plant a new LB?
>
>>

Thx Mama Stork, I hadn't seen that glossary despite many hours on the
LBNA site. Still not sure what the convention is when one creates a
new LB, do you add your personal stamp to it? Or just the stamp you
created for that box?

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Pam Kleingers"
wrote:
> You can find the answers to these questions at
>
> www.letterboxing.info/glossary/
>
> This is one of the first places I go when I have a question abbot
terms or
> conventions.
>
>
> Mama Stork
> aka Pam in Cinci
>
>
> > Ok, I know what a letterbox stamp is, it stays at the site and is
the
> > one folks use when they find your Lbox. I'll call this #1- box
> > stamp. When I make a new LB I put an impression of the # 1 box
stamp
> > in the new log book as well as my own stamp - the one I use when
> > finding other boxes, call this #2. Is #2 my personal stamp?
What is
> > a personal traveller? Diff stamp or same as #2? Do you
typically put
> > an impression of number 2 in the log book when you plant a new LB?
> >
> >>

I would suspect that most folks add their own stamp, but it's your
logbook so you're free to stamp in or not. I like to see the sig stamps
of placers, so I assume that at least some finders would like ot see
mine. I could be wrong. Your mileage may vary. :-)

pezpam


On Thursday, November 11, 2004, at 05:22 PM, norastaa wrote:

>
>
> Thx Mama Stork, I hadn't seen that glossary despite many hours on the
> LBNA site. Still not sure what the convention is when one creates a
> new LB, do you add your personal stamp to it? Or just the stamp you
> created for that box?
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Pam Kleingers"
> wrote:
>> You can find the answers to these questions at
>>
>> www.letterboxing.info/glossary/
>>
>> This is one of the first places I go when I have a question abbot
> terms or
>> conventions.
>>
>>
>> Mama Stork
>> aka Pam in Cinci

-Most people stamp the box log with their sig stamp.
As for the personal traveler, this is a stamp carried
with you. Some times these stamps have a question or
puzzel to be solved so when you meet a boxer at a
gathering or on the trail if you know the answer you
can get the stamp in your log.
Mizscarlet

-- norastaa wrote:

>
> Ok, I know what a letterbox stamp is, it stays at
> the site and is the
> one folks use when they find your Lbox. I'll call
> this #1- box
> stamp. When I make a new LB I put an impression of
> the # 1 box stamp
> in the new log book as well as my own stamp - the
> one I use when
> finding other boxes, call this #2. Is #2 my
> personal stamp? What is
> a personal traveller? Diff stamp or same as #2? Do
> you typically put
> an impression of number 2 in the log book when you
> plant a new LB?
>
> Thx for the input, couldn't find the answer to these
> ??? on the LB
> site.
> Norasta
>
>
>
>




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