We all know what the Architectural stamps/seals look like in the US. What do they look like outside? Post examples.
Almosthip7
May 1, 19 12:03 pm
Here in Alberta Canada the architects ones are boring, but the Engineer's stamps have beavers on them. I am always bugging the engineers in my office to show me their Beavers.
Non Sequitur
May 1, 19 12:09 pm
what? really? Stamps in ontario, arch and p.eng look the same and are boring. At least we can use digital stamps while my p.eng still have to wet stamp, then scan to pdf, all their drawings.
Almosthip7
May 1, 19 1:50 pm
LOOK AT MY BEAVER
Almosthip7
May 1, 19 1:52 pm
I have no Idea who Philip A. Welch is.....but we can all admire his beaver
Non Sequitur
May 1, 19 2:31 pm
That is a sexy beaver.
OneLostArchitect
May 1, 19 6:51 pm
I know someone who would have a heart attack posting someone’s seal with signature online in a public forum!
Almosthip7
May 1, 19 7:38 pm
Probably since I did a google search and this was the first one to come up. Meaning it’s out there already
Non Sequitur
May 1, 19 7:50 pm
^He means Sir Ricky "protect your seal with the mighty force of Dog and guns" Balkins.
atelier nobody
May 1, 19 1:05 pm
There are a few oddballs in the US:
And, the most boring of all:
atelier nobody
May 1, 19 1:06 pm
My favorite US stamp is Louisiana, which has a pelican in her piety.
randomised
May 1, 19 1:10 pm
With spy beluga whales in the news recently was hoping for something else coming here when reading architecture seals, kind of disappointed...
atelier nobody
May 1, 19 1:12 pm
I've just been reviewing a set of drawings that might as well have been done by trained seals.
G4tor
May 1, 19 1:59 pm
This makes me want to seek reciprocity and start my own personal architect's stamp collection. "Here's my stamp collection, each one costs about 100 somewhat smackaroos so don't touch!"
Fivescore
May 1, 19 3:12 pm
hmm... you must be going for the fancy ones with long reach handles and/or ability to crimp multiple sheets at once. My super basic stamps that I mostly only use on my book collection and to give my business cards texture and prestige are only $14.95. I'm thinking about starting a stamp collection... without reciprocity! Ooooh the thrill of the danger of owning those unauthorized stamps is irresistible. First one up: Oregon!
Steeplechase
May 1, 19 4:05 pm
I’ll sell you a coveted Certified Building Design Person stamp for only three payments of $19.99 plus shipping and handling!
AlinaF
May 1, 19 6:49 pm
Has anyone seen the seal of approval?
OneLostArchitect
May 1, 19 6:50 pm
love the beaver one
SneakyPete
May 1, 19 8:21 pm
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atelier nobody
May 1, 19 8:28 pm
I actually wore a pair of the Corbusier/Philip Johnson/IM Pei glasses for a while - it wasn't a good look for me.
We all know what the Architectural stamps/seals look like in the US. What do they look like outside? Post examples.
Here in Alberta Canada the architects ones are boring, but the Engineer's stamps have beavers on them. I am always bugging the engineers in my office to show me their Beavers.
what? really? Stamps in ontario, arch and p.eng look the same and are boring. At least we can use digital stamps while my p.eng still have to wet stamp, then scan to pdf, all their drawings.
LOOK AT MY BEAVER
I have no Idea who Philip A. Welch is.....but we can all admire his beaver
That is a sexy beaver.
I know someone who would have a heart attack posting someone’s seal with signature online in a public forum!
Probably since I did a google search and this was the first one to come up. Meaning it’s out there already
^He means Sir Ricky "protect your seal with the mighty force of Dog and guns" Balkins.
There are a few oddballs in the US:
And, the most boring of all:
My favorite US stamp is Louisiana, which has a pelican in her piety.
With spy beluga whales in the news recently was hoping for something else coming here when reading architecture seals, kind of disappointed...
I've just been reviewing a set of drawings that might as well have been done by trained seals.
This makes me want to seek reciprocity and start my own personal architect's stamp collection. "Here's my stamp collection, each one costs about 100 somewhat smackaroos so don't touch!"
hmm... you must be going for the fancy ones with long reach handles and/or ability to crimp multiple sheets at once. My super basic stamps that I mostly only use on my book collection and to give my business cards texture and prestige are only $14.95.
I'm thinking about starting a stamp collection... without reciprocity! Ooooh the thrill of the danger of owning those unauthorized stamps is irresistible. First one up: Oregon!
I’ll sell you a coveted Certified Building Design Person stamp for only three payments of $19.99 plus shipping and handling!
Has anyone seen the seal of approval?
love the beaver one
I actually wore a pair of the Corbusier/Philip Johnson/IM Pei glasses for a while - it wasn't a good look for me.
So far I have only seen 2 foreign stamps.