The last stamps were a blue embossing on white paper.

Embossing is the process of creating raised relief within one's design.

I smiled a little, feeling the slickness of the embossing on the cover.

On the front of the sweet the embossing is highlighted with a red colouring.

The title had faded from the cover and the embossing peeled readily back.

From 2001, watermarking and embossing were added to prevent fraud.

The embossing is indeed more than decoration, as it helps the pasta to hold its sauce better.

Unless people came up and read the embossing on the top button of your fly, they wouldn't know what brand you were wearing.

The embossing would probably require the work piece to be supported, conceiveably by a bed of pitch or lead.

Embossing is a printing technique used to create raised surfaces in the converted paper stock.

Embossing could destroy the effectiveness of a glancing surface.

This increases their strength, and the manufacturers usually give them more pronounced embossing for greater soaking power.

Soanes scrutinized the card, tilting it to check the embossing was real.

The authorities being concerned about forgery, he proposed the embossing that was used in the stamps of 1853 and thereafter.

Embossing involves a separate stage in the production process, after any varnishing and laminating.

An imprinter station: To imprint the embossing on an automatically fed paper roll.

The interior has a Camber beam roof with the wall posts having carved feet and various embossing.

I would place it in the fifteen hundreds, which is when the embossing of human or animal facial characteristics into the visor caught on.

At the same time, he went to Nuremberg, probably in order to make it punches, matrices for subsequent embossing.

Embossing has been used regularly on postage stamps.

The title embossed on the spine was hard to read as the gold had mostly worn away leaving only the pale embossing.

Reacher turned them to throw the embossing into relief against the ceiling lights and read: Soper.

A topping station: To highlight the embossing.

He went to the secret compartment in the suitcase and looked at the three blue-bound booklets with their golden embossing.

The top of the case had either the number 18 or 25 embossed on it.

It may also be embossed or have other security features.

Even Greek can be embossed in it, as you know.

"The head of a dog has been embossed over the original design!"

Then Ben looked again at the key and saw a number embossed on it.

Words she could not make out were embossed around its rim.

If it's just your name and address you want, that, too, can be embossed.

Embossed with the synagogue's name, they run through next September.

It is used to emboss and make official documents real.

He gave her a golden card with a phone number embossed on it.

She saw Sebastian's name embossed in gold at the bottom of each one.

Soon it will be embossed in raised letters on the front of each bottle.

I carried an identification card embossed with my individual data.

The car key had a big letter "B" embossed on it.

The recipient's name can also be embossed onto the interior.

For embossing a soft pad is required to provide even support.

And his answer was in the grim face embossed upon each coin.

Your pet's name can be embossed on the card next to yours.

The card was very heavy, more like metal than paper, with a design embossed upon its back.

Then we embossed a compass rose in the base, also from our collection.

The characters are embossed on the plate for better visibility.

The jar was green with the word "Cookies" embossed on the front.

It is also embossed on the edge of the dollar coin.

The result is a print of painted marks embossed into the paper.

The card number is printed, not embossed in raised letters.