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Stock Illustration: Beta Version Rubber Stamp Set Vector

Item number : 127876249 See all

This Stock Illustration, whose title is "Beta Version Rubber Stamp Set Vector"[127876249], includes tags of Stamp, Rubber Stamp, vector. The author of this item is Mahmudul Hassan (No.2197751). Sizes from S to XL including Vector are available and the price starts from US$5.00. You can download watermarked sample data (comp images), check the quality of images, and use Lightbox after signing up for free. See all

Beta Version Rubber Stamp Set Vector 127876249

Beta Version Rubber Stamp Set Vector

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	S	640 x 396px 22.6 x 14.0cm (72dpi)	JPG	US$5.00	5 credits
	M	2000 x 1239px 16.9 x 10.5cm (300dpi)	JPG	US$15.00	15 credits
	L	4000 x 2478px 33.9 x 21.0cm (300dpi)	JPG	US$30.00	30 credits
	XL	4971 x 3080px 42.1 x 26.1cm (300dpi)	JPG	US$50.00	50 credits
	V	Vector	EPS	US$35.00	35 credits
	Ex	Add an Extended License		+US$30.00	+30credits
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Stock Illustration: Beta Version Rubber Stamp Set Vector tags

Stamp　 Rubber Stamp　 vector　 logo　 Beta Version　 Beta Version Stamp　 Beta Version Rubber Stamp　 Seal　 Grunge　 Beta Version Seal　 Business　 Red　 Word　 badge　 concept　 icon　 ribbon　 illustration　 text　 label　 sign　 sticker　 rubber　 symbol　 vintage　

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Discarded electronics pile up, threatening nature. E-waste awaits recycling, a chance to reclaim valuable materials and protect our environment [127876248] Discarded electronics pile up, threatening nature. E-waste awaits recycling, a chance to reclaim valuable materials and protect our environment [127876250]