inkpad

If I'm an inkpad, he thought, what does that make my assistant?

His fingertips were pressed into an inkpad, then printed on paper.

A inkpad is a small box which contains a pad of cloth or other material.

Since I am chairman of the council, that makes me the inkpad for the rubber stamp.

Instead, a scattering of papers lay on the desktop, an inkpad and brush nearby.

The kid picked up a rubber stamp and pressed it into a red inkpad, then against the backs of their left hands.

You are working for an inkpad."

As the victim's hands had now been examined for evidence, Nitsche brought over an inkpad for fingerprinting.

It wasn't the one containing the inkpad and her pens and paper and her will and all that.

Before him on the shiny black counter were a pile of forms, a scriber, a blotter, a soiled scrap of cloth, and an inkpad.

The story goes that the miners of the "New Susanville" actually stole the post office, including its mailboxes, canceling stamp, inkpad.

He opened a blue inkpad, stamped the ladybug on it, and pressed it onto the top of a pad of paper I had on the desk.

Another Pinkerton was carrying an inkpad, some paper, and a copy of her fingerprints from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

At each control, originally, the control staff or the competitor rubber stamped the control card using a rubber stamp and inkpad kept at that control.

The work is also contemporaneous with Tinguely's "Cyclomatic", a big machine made of a roll of paper 1 km long, bicycle parts and an inkpad.

In 1907, a man named James H. Strother suggested including a small stamp and inkpad in the box so that visitors could stamp their own personal logbooks as proof of their discovery.

Duplicates of the animalcules, lurks, and curious critters trapped in his brass viewer arose in pop-up coloring books, paste-on tattoos, and inkpad rubberstamp nightmares at Beasts-R-Us.

The Emlen funnel for instance makes use of a cage with an inkpad at the centre and a conical floor where the ink marks can be counted to identify the direction in which the bird attempts to fly.

Conrad had exhibited (as Lewis was later to tell Morse) some surprise, perhaps, when the subject of fingerprints was broached, but he had willingly enough pressed the fingers and thumbs of both hands upon the inkpad, and thence onto the cards.

In any case, there was a KWLA I.D. card in Henry's wallet (which Howie had thumbed through "in the spirit of friendly curiosity," as he put it), and on the line marked NAME, someone had stamped a little inkpad drawing of a rat.