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PRINTED POSTAGE IMPRESSIONS keep updated...


The Royal Mail are changing the design of their Printed Postage Impressions.


Each PPI design has its own specification which has to be followed. The PPI design must not be altered other than to insert your PPI licence number and, where appropriate, a town name. All other text must remain fixed, also there is no need for your artwork to be checked by Royal Mail before posting.


DESIGN 1


Printy Stamp 4913 (Applies only to design 1) • Robust, lightweight • Replacement ink pads available in packs of 2. Ref. 6/4913, code 78252.


54mm ...to make the right impression


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Quick reference guide Model


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Actual size DESIGN 2


Printy Stamp 4928 (Applies only to design 2)


• Robust, lightweight • Replacement ink pads available in packs of 2. Ref. 6/4928, code 83311.


58mm 58mm


Printy 4913 Printy 4928


Description/Size RRP (54 x 14mm) (58 x 30mm)


£35.00 £45.90


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CREATE YOUR OWN


CLOTHING MARKER STAMP


SAVE TIME, NO MORE SEWING ON NAME T GSTAGS


Pack includes: • Self-inking stamp with black textile pad


• Set of 4mm rubber characters, including numbers, letters and symbols


• Tweezers for ease in positioning letters • Fleece strip for stamping on dark garments • Ideal for care homes, hotels and schools


See the Clothing Marker in action at: www.trodat.co.uk


Quick reference guide Model


Model 56548


Description/Size DIY Clothing Marker


RRP £20.49


30mm


14mm


14mm


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