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Practice Bakes Perfect Challenge #9 - Israel's independence stamp, written in three languages: Hebrew, English and Arabic.

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Great design!  Is this an exact copy of an actual official stamp? Also, I would like to know if you used any sort of device, such as a Kopy Kake or digital projector to do your lettering.  

Originally Posted by Bakerloo Station:

Great design!  Is this an exact copy of an actual official stamp? Also, I would like to know if you used any sort of device, such as a Kopy Kake or digital projector to do your lettering.  

Thank you!

This is a real stamp Independence Day in 1966.
The word Israel in Hebrew is  transfer, and English and Arabic are handpiped lettering.

Originally Posted by Noaa:
Originally Posted by Bakerloo Station:

Great design!  Is this an exact copy of an actual official stamp? Also, I would like to know if you used any sort of device, such as a Kopy Kake or digital projector to do your lettering.  

Thank you!

This is a real stamp Independence Day in 1966.
The word Israel in Hebrew is  transfer, and English and Arabic are handpiped lettering.

Israel postage stamp: fireworks over Tel-Aviv, c. 1966, designed by E. Weishoff. via Karen Horton.

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