And the last.

uriart, thanks to an interesting stamp on the photo 2, 3 and 8, possibly on photo 2 and 3 is the Polish coat of arms?

Ukrainian possible.

Sigillography - not my theme (I collect ancient coins). But then, when caught so now printing about the end of the fifth - the beginning of the fourth century BC (based on soputnogo material) wanted at least a little understanding of the topic.
He walked on the Internet; Vistula Print Kievan Rus, the press of Byzantium, the Babylonian version before, but on Greek stamps resources have been found. Maybe someone from the Forum is aware of such links.

Olviopolit, I gather the press as an example of carved stone.
And, of course, if the print is carved intaglio interesting, this does not make it worse.
Can you offer me interesting antique gems?
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antip, thanks, I know Lyon on baguette, did not occur, try.

Olviopolit, you have - a thing! Class!

interesting print Faberge str.187 from the catalog to the exhibition of art and antiques TEFAF
http://www.tefaf.com/catalogue/2009.aspx

Mne ochen 'ponravilos'. Zahotelos 'dlya sebya sdelat' pechat'....

Tana, such printing - is the pride of any collection!