Betel nut stamping ink (indelible) and stamp - Specimen details
Catalogue Number: 99572 | |||||
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No Image | Plant Name | 187.00 PALMAE Areca catechu | Entry Book Number | 29.2016 | |
Artefact Name | Betel nut stamping ink (indelible) and stamp | Vernacular Name | |||
Iso Country | Not defined | TDWG Region | Not defined | ||
Parts Held | Betel nut stamping ink (indelible) and stamp | Geography Description | |||
Uses | Betel nut stamping ink (indelible) and stampUse: MATERIALS - Tannins/Dyestuffs User: Man | TDWG use | MATERIALS - Tannins/Dyestuffs | ||
Storage | Bottles, boxes etc | Related Items | |||
Donor | Skinner, Edward | Donor No | |||
Donor Date | Donor Notes | Stamp originally owned by donor's father. Item sent to EBC via Gill Butterfill (ex member of staff - Mycology) | |||
Collector | Skinner, Edward | Collector No | |||
Collection Notes | Collection Date | ||||
Exhibition | Expedition | ||||
Number Components | Publication | ||||
Notes: | Directions for use: To ink the pad - apply a few drops of ink and spread evenly over the surface. To use the stamp - press lightly and evenly and avoid striking a blow. To clean - wash with cold water. To mark linen - let the fabric ?? before marking., Press stamp for a few seconds on the linen to allow time for ink to penetrate. Do not ?? the article marked until 24 hours have lapsed.x0Dx0Ax0Dx0AWell shake the ink when using it and spread the damper or a piece of woollen cloth... brush or the cork, then dab, your letters..... to gather the ink on the face of them... N.B. When marking Linen, the ...... backwards and forwards, this..... |