Maker stamps

[RAT]

Can someone recommend a company that makes/sells custom stamps? I'm looking to reproduce a name and city stamp with the correct font for 1820's-1830's work. Something like the "J. DAY" "LOUISVILLE, KY" (and other stamps) illustrated in the "Kentucky Gunmakers" book.

[dogcatcher]

Try this place https://www.buckeyeengraving.com/

It where most of the pipemakers get their stamps, but I do not know if they make stamps for steel.  So I recommend contacting them and telling them what you want and what the stamp will be used for. 

[120RIR]

I would get in touch with Infinity Stamps:  https://www.infinitystamps.com/

They're great to work with, produce an excellent product for stamping any material, and are considerably less expensive than Buckeye.  I just had several stamps made up for a long land pattern Brown Bess (as opposed to using the stamps available through Track which are generally incorrect).

[Scota4570]

If you find out anything useful please let us know.  I look into it a while back and found that the price was to high for me.  ~$600

[J.E. Moore]

 I had C&W steel stamps to make me a tang stamp several years ago, it is of good quality and wasn't to awful expensive. www.ringstamps.com

[Scota4570]

I really wanted to stamp a hawken I made a while back.  I got a quote for, "S. Armstrong Salinas".  I sent a picture of a  "S. Hawken St. Louis" stamping as a reference.   Based on the quote I gave up on the idea. I am teaching myself to engrave instead.

[RAT]

If anything successful comes out of this I'll post an update. Thanks.

[rollingb]

If anything successful comes out of this I'll post an update. Thanks.

I'll be interested in what you find out. 

[redheart]

I recently saw some Hawken stamps on ebay .
Don't know how good they are.