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The journey of the vintage price marker ink stamp began in the early 20th century, as businesses sought to streamline the pricing process. These simple, manually operated devices required ink pads and manual adjustments to change prices, reflecting the technological constraints of the time.
By the mid-20th century, the design and functionality of price marker stamps underwent a remarkable transformation. Advances in materials and engineering introduced more durable and reliable models, with the use of metal components and intricate mechanical mechanisms enabling quicker and more precise price marking. The rise of self-inking models further simplified the process, eliminating the need for separate ink pads.
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