Where to get stamp for reverse side of photo ?

[Ken Lee]

I'd like to get a stamp to use on the reserve side of my prints, with room for information like title, date, paper, ink, signature etc.

Can anyone recommend a source for this sort of stamp ?

[Kevin Crisp]

I ordered mine from a rubber stamp on line place, it came a few days later. Google for rubber stamp. If you have a traditional "stationary store" near you, I am sure you can order one that way too. Then you need archival ink...

[Kevin Crisp]

I might have been this place I used: http://www.rubberstamps.net/

[Keith Pitman]

UPS store, Office Max, Office Depot?

When I bought one, they screwed up the first edition including spelling my name wrong. Better to buy locally if they screw up the first one.

[gleaf]

Then the question becomes the archival nature or lack there of in the ink used.

[Willie]

On the question of inks... which do we use so it will last and, more importantly - won't show from the front or bleed and cause problems?

[jnantz]

i got mine and an embosser from a rubber stamp place.
not sure if they exist anymore except online ... this was 20 years ago
in a place that was near melina cass blvd+ mass ave in boston
kind of behind where that prison is now ...

[Renato Tonelli]

Got one from Simon's Stamps Inc.

http://www.simonstamp.com/

Fast turnaround, good quality. They also sell the archival ink.

[Ari]

If you're not concerned with archival ink, Vistaprint or Office Depot make affordable custom stamps.

[Bill Burk]

Do any of these places offer real vulcanized rubber pressed from bakelite molds impressed from lead type?

Or is it all photopolymer these days?

I guess I'd settle for Cyrel.