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That is the whole idea of sealing wax.
The sender melts the wax then stamps their seal into it.
Unless they use a coin or something common you will not be able to copy their seal.
That is what a signet ring was originally used for!
haha wow! i havent seen one of those in years! okay, so here, this is what i did, take an iron, take some wax paper, hold the hot iron upside down so you can lay the wax paper on it, use two sheets for good measure if you like. then place the letter (sealed side up!) ontop of the wax paper. basically this would make the heat from the iron soften up the wax (DON’T LET THE WAX MELT!) and you can open and reseal it
A warm knife under the seal, to reseal just touch with knife and reseal I opened a letter like this that was found when I was demolishing a building
And when did you last get a letter with a wax seaL……..?
I suppose, depending on the letter and how it’s put together, you could open another edge and reseal it again carefully – depending on the letter and how it’s put together. But it wouldn’t be easy.
interior the previous days you would be able to desire to steam open an envelope, yet they have replaced the glues so would be unable to be performed anymore. in need of a few business based solvent, i do no longer think of it is performed.