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My other ride is a C-130J
 
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Lookey What I got on Ebay

While trolling around Ebay one night I came across something I didn't have, something I didn't need, but something I HAD TO HAVE!!

A genuine Porsche leather stamping tool, made by Baron Tools.
I'm not sure when this tool was made, but I bet it has to be several decades old.

The impression measures 13/16" wide and 1 1/8" tall.

Any Ideas where to use it in my 911 restoration?






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Very nice find indeed.
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Wallet or business card holder?
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so what are your initial impressions..?
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The B&D possibilities alone are endless.

If Porsche ever gets into F1 you can sell a whole lot of Porsche-branded bondage gear to Bernie and pals.
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Heat it up with a propane torch and you got yourself a nice branding iron.
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Heat it up with a propane torch and you got yourself a nice branding iron.
Brand the wife's ass cheek?
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Brand the wife's ass cheek?
HA !

I'll run it past her, see what she says . . .
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so what are your initial impressions..?
Smartass.

Remove your heavy, regular hood latch mechanism and replace with leather straps.
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In that 3rd picture, looks like there's a ring around the mare's head?
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In that 3rd picture, looks like there's a ring around the mare's head?
That's no mare. It Stuttgart = Stud garden (I think)
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That's no mare. It Stuttgart = Stud garden (I think)
You are correct in your German. For some reason Stud garden has always stuck out to me. Just one of those random nuggets of info.

I want to mail you a wallet so you can brand it!
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In that 3rd picture, looks like there's a ring around the mare's head?

Yes it looks like a ring.

I bet it has something to do with the handle of the stamp..
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That's no mare. It Stuttgart = Stud garden (I think)
Yes and no...

I had to look this one up too.
Here's what I found..

The name in Old High German was 'stuotgarten', with 'stuot' meaning mare, later cognate with the Old English term 'stod' (Modern English: 'stud', relating to the breeding of horses). The Old High German term 'garten' referred to the compound on the site of the original settlement.
The logo of the Porsche automobile company features a modified version of Stuttgart's coat of arms at its centre.



Nice Ebay score BTW!!
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Very cool. Font is wrong but still, very cool. If you really want to impress (Pun intended) use with a wax to seal your personal mail.
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I would brand a steak!

The first impressions response was awesome!
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I've seen that guy's ads on eBay and always wondered if I should...


Since others have already used up all my humorous responses...
Owner's Manual holder in leather and stamp that
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How Common are these stamps?

I wonder if there are other sizes out there?
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maybe try porsche + leather on eBay

just be careful with what you find...

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