Animal stamps for sale!

Wow, a giraffe!

This cool giraffe stamp just joined the sale. This one was made by Arizona Stamps Too, another late, lamented stamp company. I have a couple of their stamps, that I've had from way back when, and I've found they are great! Just quietly, I think the indexes on the stamps (the pictured on the wood) look a bit splodgy, but the stamps themselves work fantastically. AST is one of the companies that gets represented a little bit in the Great Southern Stamp Sale.

This giraffe is pretty big, too!

And of course there's some great PSX animals too.

Here's the link to the sale.

I have some Stampscapes stamps for sale!

I just listed some Stampscapes stamps! For the uninitiated, Stampscapes is a unique stamp style. The stamps combine really nicely to make landscapes ... well, don't ask me to explain. Why not go straight to the Stampscapes web site? They are still going strong after all these years, and have heaps of examples and tutorials!





The handful I have for sale include some interesting ones. There's the HUGE Seaside Cove (honestly, the biggest rubber stamp I think I've seen).

It's about 27cm long! Read the manufacturer's description of this, though - they explain that you use parts of it to create the effect you want. Nice.

I think this one, Palms with Huts, is only available from Stampscapes these days in a smaller size. This is the bigger size - it would have been purchased some years ago.

And if this taste gets you hooked, the distributor of Stampscapes in Australia is The Stamp Trap.

So if you want to bid on my lot of Stampscapes stamps, here's the link.

And vegie stamps for sale too ...

Veggies are good for you. In rubber stamp form too. That's why you should have a look at the stamps for sale this week - some are veggies!

There's this salad set, sure to inspire you with wholesome goodness.

But, I hear you cry, how does one use a vegetable stamp in the modern world? Well, you can use them on pretty labels on preserves, as invitations to gatherings where wholesome food will be served...

... or as awful puns. This was my Christmas card one year. It was decorated with peas outside, and corn inside.

The message inside said "No corny message this year, just peas on Earth".

Still living that one down.

Anyway, go and look at my stamp listings here!

More PSX flower stamps for you...

Wow, my pals at eBay are being helpful! Just when I was wondering how I would get through all these items I want to list, they came through with a special on free listings! So I've started piling yet MORE items into the sale. I've been through the box labelled "PSX Floral" and the one labelled "Fruit and Vegies".

Here's one of the small floral stamps - the Rose in Teacup. This is one of the very first stamps I bought (that is, this is another copy of one I bought). So it deserves special attention. Pretty, isn't it?

And how gorgeous are these vertical floral stamps? What are the chances of finding four together? I'm offering them as a set.

Go here to see and bid on these goodies!

Hallowe'en stamps are for sale

I've added a nice batch of PSX (and a few non-PSX) Hallowe'en stamps to my sale. I thought I might make a point of getting them available BEFORE Hallowe'en!

Here's the link.

The Great Sale - Garden themed stamps are done!

Well, I said I'd get going, and going I've got. I've listed all the stamps that were in the box labelled "Garden". The collage here shows some of them.

The end date for these ones will be 20 September, so have a look!

The Great Southern Stamp Sale rises again!

The sale we had this time last year was great fun.

But there was one problem.

There were stamps left over!

This many, in fact!
That's my garage they've taken over. All those boxes are stacked pretty much full of stamps, and all of them lovely quality too.

It's now my task to find them all new homes. So that's where you come in.

I've decided to use my old friend eBay to help organise the sale (I know, I know, I could have done it other ways, but this helps me keep organised!). I'll offer these a few at a time until they are done. I'll have to keep to a pace I can manage (I have a real job too, of course, and a family!).

So check out this link, and see what's for sale now. If it shows nothing, that just means I'm getting ready to list some more. I'll let you know when we are done.