The Regular and Jumbled versions of STAMP ACT were made from scans of cheap commercial rubber stamps. The awkward design of the letters suggests a vintage packing crate. A big font company sells something called Rubber Stamp but this--and my other rubber stamp fonts which follow on the tour--are more like real stamping. The jumbled version has randomized placement.

	These fonts have been revised to include two of each uppercase letter, plus numbers, punctuation, and international characters.
	STAMP ACT is a free download. This copyrighted font is made available for commercial and non-commercial use when downloaded from Harold's Fonts. It is not intended to be copied, shared, sold, or reposted. Download both for Mac | Download both for Windows	v1.0	v1.5

I was really into rubber stamps in the 70s, collecting and carving a big bunch. (I would buy Eberhard-Faber's green Rub-Kleen erasers by the case for this purpose!) Stamps seemed related to the punk thing, depersonalized but also handmade, and even a bit retro. Now rubber stamps are back and stores are loaded with them. Hope somebody's still carving their own. Hint: the plastic erasers work well too. Or use my rubber stamp fonts and keep your fingertips clean!