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Just fixed it, Thanks for the heads up!

Thanks for the heads up, I'll check into that Andy Welker Leather Stamps

Just added prices to the website. Thanks for your interest!

Hi Art, Will be adding prices shortly, check back, and thanks for you interest. Andy Welker Leather Stamps

Spreading the word about our new line of Welker Leather Stamps. We are specializing in custom hand made stamps and if there is a stamp you've been searching for, or would like made, please contact us or post to this blog. We'll do our best to have your stamp hand made and shipped as soon as possible. We are seeing few custom makers in the New England area, so if you are looking for a custom maker in New England, let us know. You'll find our quality on par with the best.

Hi fellow leatherworkers, Larry Welker here to tell you about my exciting new line of custom hand made leather stamps we are making here in Claremont NH. To see some of our stamps check out my new gallery listing, or if you want to see more, log on to elwelker.com. We make our stamps from 1018 carbon steel, and add a 10 coat bluing process to some, and leave others in their natural steel state. We feel you will find our hand made processes superior to the metal mold techniques used by the major distributors. Our stamps are hand made one at a time in small batches, with great attention to detail. We welcome custom orders and feel free to contact us through our website. Happy leatherworking, Larry Welker

Grapefruit...after or before the coffee...? Looks like some old green handle kitchen tools I've seen.

Is the attached image something you tooled? I'd say you better ask a pretty good penny for that! Yeow, very nice. I have been known to sometimes make leather covered archtop guitars. Strangly enough I glue the leather on with hot hide glue... Been busy making stamps these days. Have a couple very unusual ones on ebay right now. You could search "not like craftool". New to posting here, hope it was ok to mention this...

Hi Cheryl Did you get all these figured out? Would the green one be a grapefruit segmenter? To it's left with the beech handle reminds me of a saw set. Hope this helps