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Thinking Cat · 723 weeks ago

WANT!!!!!!
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jean · 723 weeks ago

Me too....
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yvannstephens 19p · 723 weeks ago

I WANT IT NOW!!!! Oh my goodness, where did you get it?
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ConnieGirl 69p · 723 weeks ago

I know, I'm DYING to have it. Click on the picture; it will take you to where you can buy it.
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stinavw 80p · 723 weeks ago

YES.
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winstonsdad 43p · 723 weeks ago

great embossing love it I m looking into some ex libris for my books ,all the best stu
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Alice · 723 weeks ago

Oh, that's kickass.
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Brenna · 723 weeks ago

I've wanted an embosser for my books ever since I became a notary but I still haven't gotten around to it.
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IngridLola14 79p · 723 weeks ago

Beautiful! I heard though that these press things are difficult to use on books with thick paper.
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ConnieGirl 69p · 723 weeks ago

Really? What's considered "thick paper"?
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IngridLola14 79p · 723 weeks ago

I'm not entirely sure. I just read a review of it and some lady said that in a lot of her books it didnt stamp through all the way because the paper was too thick.

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