Showing posts with label typewriter key stamp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label typewriter key stamp. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Japanese Typewriter Key Stamp Buy Redeem Vintage in Showa Period

Japanese Typewriter Key Stamp Buy Redeem Vintage in Showa Period

Japanese Typewriter Key Stamp Buy Redeem Vintage in Showa Period



https://www.etsy.com/listing/195258749/japanese-typewriter-key-stamp-buy-redeem



We were lucky to come across a case of these "katsuji" (Japanese typewriter "keys"). There are over 2300 of these. They are vintage but have never been used. These would have been the extras in case the ones in the machine broke. Please look at the last picture to see what an old Japanese typewriter looked like. There were at least 2000 keys so needless to say, this was only used in businesses.

They are from the "昭和" "showa period" . The "showa" period is from 1926-1989 but these are at least 30 years old as Japanese stopped using them once the word processor was invented.

This would be perfect for using as a stamp with ink or for stamping clay etc.

This stamp is the Kanji (Chinese character) for "贖" "shoku" = "buy, redeem". 

It measures 2.3 cm long (long enough to be able to get a nice grip) and 5mm wide. The Chinese character itself is about 5mm wide....so please note how tiny it is. It is made of metal.

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Thursday, July 5, 2012

Vintage Japanese Typewriter Key Stamp rooster, cock in Showa Period by VintageFromJapan

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Vintage Japanese Typewriter Key Stamp rooster, cock in Showa Period by VintageFromJapan http://www.etsy.com/listing/85246025/vintage-japanese-typewriter-key-stamp?re...

We were lucky to come across a case of these "katsuji" (Japanese typewriter "keys"). There are over 2300 of these. They are vintage but have never been used. These would have been the extras in case the ones in the machine broke. Please look at the last picture to see what an old Japanese typewriter looked like. There were at least 2000 keys so needless to say, this was only used in businesses.

They are from the "昭和" "showa period" . The "showa" period is from 1926-1989 but these are at least 30 years old as Japanese stopped using them once the word processor was invented.

This would be perfect for using as a stamp with ink or for stamping clay etc.

This stamp is the Kanji (Chinese character) for "酉" "tori / yu" = "rooster, cock (tenth sign of the Chinese zodiac) ".

It measures 2.3 cm long (long enough to be able to get a nice grip) and 5mm wide. The Chinese character itself is about 5mm wide....so please note how tiny it is. It is made of metal.

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Vintage Japanese Typewriter Key First Time by VintageFromJapan

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VintageFromJapan > Typewriter Keys > Vintage Japanese Typewriter Key First Time in Showa Period http://www.etsy.com/listing/100980859/vintage-japanese-typewriter-key-first

This stamp is the Kanji (Chinese character) for "tachi machi" = "first time" .

It measures 2.3 cm long (long enough to be able to get a nice grip) and 5mm wide. The Chinese character itself is about 5mm wide....so please note how tiny it is. It is made of metal.

Friday, May 4, 2012

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

lucile's kitchen: Vintage from Japan

Vintage from Japan


I am having a tiny collection of rubber stamps, is this a memory from childhood ? maybe; but overall, I like the printing process and this is a very simple one.
I purchased some of them in the parisian flea market "les puces de Vanves"; but my favorite ones are vintage japanese typewriter key stamps from this amazing Etsy shop : Vintage from Japan

On this botanical plate,  I guess the printed in red "katsuji" (Japanese typewriter "key") means ingredients

We are so lucky to have so many unique items in Japan.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Vintage Japanese Typewriter Key Stamp happy by vintagefromjapan

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We were lucky to come across a case of these "katsuji" (Japanese typewriter "keys"). There are over 2300 of these. They are vintage but have never been used. These would have been the extras in case the ones in the machine broke. Please look at the last picture to see what an old Japanese typewriter looked like. There were at least 2000 keys so needless to say, this was only used in businesses.

They are from the "昭和" "showa period" . The "showa" period is from 1926-1989 but these are at least 30 years old as Japanese stopped using them once the word processor was invented.

This would be perfect for using as a stamp with ink or for stamping clay etc.

This stamp is the Kanji (Chinese character) for "欣" "yorokobu" = "happy, joyous, delighted".

It measures 2.3 cm long (long enough to be able to get a nice grip) and 5mm wide. The Chinese character itself is about 5mm wide....so please note how tiny it is. It is made of metal.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/85622897/vintage-japanese-typewriter-key-stamp

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Vintage Japanese Typewriter Key Stamp Good by vintagefromjapan

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We were lucky to come across a case of these "katsuji" (Japanese typewriter "keys"). There are over 2300 of these. They are vintage but have never been used. These would have been the extras in case the ones in the machine broke. Please look at the last picture to see what an old Japanese typewriter looked like. There were at least 2000 keys so needless to say, this was only used in businesses.

They are from the "昭和" "showa period" . The "showa" period is from 1926-1989 but these are at least 30 years old as Japanese stopped using them once the word processor was invented.

This would be perfect for using as a stamp with ink or for stamping clay etc.

This stamp is the Katakana (One of Japanese writing character) for "幸" "kou, shiawase" = "good luck, happiness ".

It measures 2cm long (long enough to be able to get a nice grip) and 1.5cm wide. The Chinese character itself is about 1.5mm wide. It is made of metal.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/72605663/vintage-japanese-typewriter-key-stamp

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Vintage Japanese Typewriter Key Stamp Door Key by vintagefromjapan

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We were lucky to come across a case of these "katsuji" (Japanese typewriter "keys"). There are over 2300 of these. They are vintage but have never been used. These would have been the extras in case the ones in the machine broke. Please look at the last picture to see what an old Japanese typewriter looked like. There were at least 2000 keys so needless to say, this was only used in businesses.

They are from the "昭和" "showa period" . The "showa" period is from 1926-1989 but these are at least 30 years old as Japanese stopped using them once the word processor was invented.

This would be perfect for using as a stamp with ink or for stamping clay etc.

This stamp is the Kanji (Chinese character) for "鍵" "kagi" = "key, door bolt, luck bolt".

It measures 2.3 cm long (long enough to be able to get a nice grip) and 5mm wide. The Chinese character itself is about 5mm wide....so please note how tiny it is. It is made of metal.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/80004524/vintage-japanese-typewriter-key-stamp

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