Kansas Licensed Professional Engineers Seal Stamp Block Metal Die Mirror Image

Engineers have long put their seals on plans and drawings to stand behind their work, and this little metal block carries the Kansas licensed professional engineer legend in bold raised letters. The face is cast in mirror image, the way a stamping or sealing die is made. It would look right at home on a desk or shelf as a piece of engineering, surveying or office memorabilia, or in a collection of seals and stamps.

Details

• The raised face reads KANSAS / LICENSED in the inner ring and PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS in the outer ring, with a reeded rope border inside a clipped-corner octagon outline.
• A rectangular slot sits in the center of the seal.
• The block is metal and weighs about 0.16 lb, and '149' is handwritten in black marker on the back.

Condition: Used, with some wear. The bottom right corner on the back is chipped, there are small nicks on the rim of the face, and the metal shows oxidation and grime across the surface. The center slot is empty and no insert is included. See photos.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.