Product Information
On November 10, 1775, the Second Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia passed a resolution stating that "two Battalions of Marines be raised" for service as landing forces with the fleet. This resolution established the Continental Marines and marked the birth date of the United States Marine Corps. This stamp features the traditional USMC insignia.
Leave Your Mark: Professional Custom Leather Stamps in Durable Delrin
Make your leatherwork instantly recognizable and elevate its perceived value. A sharp, professional maker's mark builds your brand, fosters customer loyalty, and signifies true craftsmanship. Ready to take your projects to the next level or create that perfect custom touch for a client? Our Delrin stamps are the answer.
Experience the Difference:
- Crisp Impressions, Every Time: Laser-cut from high-quality, 1/2" thick Delrin Acetal Resin (USA-sourced) for unmatched detail and durability. Your mark will be sharp and clear.
- Bring Your Vision to Leather: Simply provide your high-resolution artwork, or let us help you design the perfect custom logo or graphic.
- Versatile Across Projects: Proven effective on leather weights ranging from 3 oz to 16 oz, adapting to various project needs.
- Engineered for Your Workshop: Robust construction (9,000 lbs tensile strength) handles pressure from 1-ton hand presses all the way up to 20-ton hydraulic presses.
Select the Right Stamp for Your Method:
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Press-Ready Stamp (Starting at $32.00)
- Ideal for use with Arbor Presses, Tandy Hand Presses, Clicker Presses, or Hydraulic setups (1-ton+).
- Crafted from solid 1/2" (12.70mm) Delrin for maximum stability under pressure.
- Get consistent, professional results with ease.
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Mallet-Ready Stamp (Starting at $44.00)
- Designed specifically for use with a Tandy Hefty Handle (purchase separately or add one to your order).
- Features a precisely milled "mules foot" on the reverse side for optimal handle connection.
- Made from the same tough 1/2" (12.70mm) Delrin.
- User Tip: Mallet stamping requires even, controlled strikes. Practice your technique, especially for designs with fine lines, to achieve the best impression.