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I purchased this item several years ago, and would like to know if anyone can translate the stamp itself.
It's quite unusual as the stamp has both asian lettering, and in English the name WINFORD, on the stamp face.
I looked everywhere trying to find a company in Asia, England, or the States, relating to that name, but came up empty-handed.
I'm assuming it was used in a business of some sort.
It is made of stone (marble?), and is shown with it's original box, and a very worn receipt that I cannot decipher.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you!
It's quite unusual as the stamp has both asian lettering, and in English the name WINFORD, on the stamp face.
I looked everywhere trying to find a company in Asia, England, or the States, relating to that name, but came up empty-handed.
I'm assuming it was used in a business of some sort.
It is made of stone (marble?), and is shown with it's original box, and a very worn receipt that I cannot decipher.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you!
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