Sealing wax in a letter, Fonseca Padilla Family Coat of Arms, Jalisco, México.
Present-day impression of a Late Bronze Age seal
Armigerous signet ring
Signet rings, generally bearing a coat of arms
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Reproducible mark
Ancient Seal Seals and stamps have been used to close agreements, record transactions, and authorize documents for thousands of years. One of the earliest forms of printing, seals consisted of a raised or carved design in a rock that was pressed into wet clay or wax to create a distinctive and reproducible mark.
Sealing wax in a letter, Fonseca Padilla Family Coat of Arms, Jalisco, México.
Sealing wax in a letter, Fonseca Padilla Family Coat of Arms, Jalisco, México.
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