backstamps

/ˈbækˌstæmps/
noun
  1. Marks or stamps placed on the back of an object (such as a book, document, or piece of pottery) to show information like the maker, date, or origin.
    • The backstamps on these library books show they were acquired in the 1950s.
    • She examined the backstamps on the antique plates to verify their authenticity.
    • Collectors often look for backstamps on old china to determine its age and manufacturer.
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