Peek Inside NYC’s Iconic Rubber Stamp Shop | Atlas Obscura
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2020
- John Casey is the owner of East Village mainstay Casey Rubber Stamps, a local landmark that has endured for almost two decades. The iconic stamp and ink shop, located on East 11th Street in downtown New York, is beloved by locals. For years, residents and tourists alike have swung by to buy and make their own novelty rubber stamps. Watch this short film from filmmakers Eric Maierson and Leandro Badalotti for a glimpse into Casey’s intricate stamp-making process.
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I'm in charge of a rubber stamps shop here in Venezuela. God bless all those who keep this art alive.
Godspeed good ink master. 🖖
Im so selfish at times. My world, if you can get that, can be so small, yet some random pronouncement reminds that there are worlds without number.
Atlas Obscura is taking me on a magic carpet ride right now. Thank you and your guest.
I would absolutely love to have a full set of rubber stamps made specifically for making D&D maps!
Walls, doors, terrain, objects, etc etc.
support him! everybody go buy a stamp
Oh to be a New Yorker! A whole shop dedicated to nothing but beautiful stamps. I'd drop by all the time because I loooove using stamps in my crafting projects.
this is so beautifully captured.
Amazing! I just love "old school" artistry. I'm a paper crafter and really admire this hands on look, thank you!
My grandfather owned a small print shop in Pa. God, I miss that place. I would love to visit this little, rubber-stamp shop in NY.
I am a Rubber Stamp maker by profession. It is a family business. I can relate to this video.
The rubber stamp shop here in Burbank, CA closed at least 5 years ago. The decades old flag shop closed just a couple months ago. The late owner and her business would've been a great choice for an A.O. vid. These old school shops are so special.
Awww😢 I feel for small business owners like this. I hope they allow them to open as soon as possible after this COVID-10 craziness, I will definitely go and visit and get some rubber stamps.
Yeah I also do so
Can't you support em, by purchasing online as well?
I swear I have the fountain pen stamp! God bless John, thank you and all the others for so many enjoyable years of stamping and paper arts! Please don't stop!
Wonderful. Reminds me of my son's short film about the last cash register repair shop in Manhattan. Great job fellas.
Forgot to say...love the music!!
Beautifully done. I love how all your videos are so different and really capture the variety of people, artists, and locations. Hello from Canada 💚 🇨🇦
I miss the "Old New York". What a gem.
I concur. Pre Guilliani’s tenor.
Beautiful wood mounted rubber stamps store. I hope I will be able to shop there someday.
what a labour of love! As a card maker using rubber stamps, I would love to visit and support your little shop.
So beautiful. Plan to visit this shop this week!
Visited John last year whilst in NYC for Christmas. A great guy making great stamps!
I love using rubber stamps! What a great store, sure wish i could visit. Thank-you Dear One*
God Bless NYC
Simply lovely!
Absolutely fascinating! I'd SO love to visit and pick out a few stamps there to purchase! Thanks for sharing, I loved it. :) Such strange times we are in. Hang in there, Casey Rubber Stamps!
Very lovely video, so many small shops must be facing a lot uncertainty right now.
What a lovely skill
Wow, that's awesome!
Lovely! I’m planning to visit ny soon and if he’s open I’m definitely going to go visit! Thank you for sharing!
Absolutely wonderful! I would love to visit this store one day. Truly rare. Blessings...
Beautiful! 😍
Love it!
This is a great little shop. What does John think about the silicone stamps that don't use a wood mounting block?
Best of LUCK!
The shop's website is live, so presumably they are still open for business.
I wish they included his address. And if he has a website? Love the handcraft.
www.caseyrubberstamps.com/
@@getlow305 THANK YOU !!!
How charming....
Bravo.
Great
What's the music?
You know if everybody were to go out and buy $20 worth of stamps we could keep the Post Office around .
The music was nice but I don't see why they couldn't have just interviewed him on the phone or on Zoom/Facetime/whatever. I would have liked to hear his story.
What an amazing place...too bad I live in FL.
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He makes his living off of copyright infringement?
you working for the police?
You mean like Amazon does?
I think the pissy amount that he makes is about .00000125% of what Amazon makes from copyright infringement. So what’s your point?
Perhaps you can pick on eBay, Kickstarter or Etsy?
Do you have definitive proof that he is infringing copyright anyway?
The images look like they are from the turn of the century and public domain.
...always somebody...
You’re such a kind person. Do you kick dogs and cats when they are in your way and tell the elderly to just die already because they are taking up too much space?