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A stamp used to show the relation between A and A sharp/B flat.

This photo shows the completed second step of creating stamp one without the underlay. It demonstrates the versatility of this printing method, as the second stamp still creates a clear and identifiable image. The printers would have had the choice…

A stamp showing the treble clef. The mark within the stamp may be a mark in the stamp and not meant to be a note.

This photograph shows several of the stamps used in the Sherwood correspondence books. In the center of the photo is the base stamp for a two-part process. It is the body of a seated man, with some detailing and a few facial features. Above that…

The metal side of a stamp used to teach correspondence students about notes on the violin.

William Hall Sherwood was the founder of the Sherwood Music School.