A remarkable, hand-selected collection of 21 vintage and artist wood-mounted red rubber stamps, curated from an eclectic private collection.
This grab-bag assortment spans a unique range of rare collector pieces, vintage finds dating back to the late 1980s and 1990s, and hard-to-find artistic designs. Many of these are large-format statement stamps that would easily command $12 to $25+ each in today's market. Highlights include iconic designs by renowned artists Ken Brown and Burton Morris (featuring his rare 1995 Andy Warhol in Soup Can design), alongside artistic offerings from Rubbermoon (Jane Cather, Dave Brethauer), Graven Images (1985), Twenty-Two (1998), Anima Designs, Hamilton Arts, Toomuchfun (1993), A Fistful of Stamps, Rubber Stampede, Detailed Rubber Stamps, and SilverCrow Creations.
Condition & Cleaning: These are pre-owned vintage stamps with a natural ink patina on the wood mounts and rubber from past creative use. We have deliberately left them uncleaned so you can clean them to your own preferred standards—or leave them as-is! All rubber remains supple, intact, and fully ready to stamp. For cleaning, care and project ideas, click the More Info tab above.
Important Listing Notes:
What’s Included: You will receive the 21 rubber stamps listed below.
Display Drawer: The wooden drawer shown in the photos is for scale and display purposes only and is NOT included. The stamps comfortably fill an area of approximately 8-1/2" x 12".
Terms: Sold as a fixed-assortment grab bag. Final sale / non-returnable. What you see in the photographs is exactly what you will receive (WYSIWYG).
Included Stamps (21 Total):
Woman with Star Basket – Rubbermoon (des. Jane Cather)
Woman with Striped Legs – Maker Unknown
Tree – ©1985 Graven Images
Paddle-Ball Man – © Ken Brown Stamps
French Girl – ©1998 Twenty-Two
Flying Clown – Rubbermoon (des. Dave Brethauer)
Andy Warhol in Soup Can – ©1995 Burton Morris
SPAM – Maker Unknown
A1915 Wretched Heart – ©1999 SilverCrow Creations
Artist with 4 Brushes – Maker Unknown
Clint Eastwood – ©2003 A Fistful of Stamps
C1895 Medieval Moon – © SilverCrow Creations
B2162 Always Paris – © SilverCrow Creations
C2362 Head Words – © SilverCrow Creations
Reaching – © Anima Designs
Nighttime Clown – Maker Unknown
A1280E Humpty Dumpty – Rubber Stampede
Tug of War – Detailed Rubber Stamps
B1973 Fairy Finger – © SilverCrow Creations
Hanging Man – Hamilton Arts
Hitchhiking – ©1993 Toomuchfun Rubberstamps
Gentle Soap & Water Cleaning
To clean fresh ink off the rubber die, use an alcohol-free baby wipe or a soft toothbrush lightly dipped in warm water with a single drop of mild dish soap. Gently scrub the nooks of the rubber design, wipe dry with a soft cloth or paper towel, and allow to air dry completely.
NEVER Use Rubbing Alcohol or Harsh Solvents
WARNING: Avoid rubbing alcohol, acetone, hand sanitizer, or harsh chemical cleaners. Alcohol strips moisture from natural red rubber, causing it to harden, crack, or deteriorate. Additionally, alcohol will instantly dissolve top-indexing paper stickers (such as factory labels) and wipe away ink-printed designs on the wood mounts.
NEVER Submerge Wood Blocks in Water
WARNING: Do not soak or submerge wood-mounted stamps in water. Soaking warps the hardwood block, raises the wood grain, and destroys the adhesive cushion holding the rubber die to the wood block.
Understanding Natural Ink Patina
Pre-owned red rubber stamps naturally absorb ink pigments over time, causing permanent staining on both the wood block and the rubber surface. This patina is completely normal and harmless! As long as the rubber does not transfer color when pressed onto clean paper, the stamp is clean and ready for your next ink pad color.
Mixed Media & Collage: Layer character and text stamps over vintage ephemera, acrylic paint washes, or aged tea-stained paper in your art journals.
Mail Art & Envelopes: Elevate outgoing packages, envelopes, and gift tags using bold statement and icon stamps.
Polymer & Air-Dry Clay: Press un-inked rubber stamps directly into smooth clay slabs to create deeply etched textures for jewelry, ornaments, or ceramic pressings.
Fabric & Linen: Use permanent fabric inks (like VersaCraft or Archival Ink) to stamp custom patterns onto canvas bags, linen pouches, or ribbon.
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