The phrase "a small stamp" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the size of a stamp, typically in contexts related to mailing, crafting, or collecting stamps.
Example: "I need to buy a small stamp to send this letter internationally."
Alternatives: "a tiny stamp" or "a little stamp".
Google has also been developing Google Glass, a small stamp-sized screen attached to a pair of eyeglass frames.
The technology can be split in two directions: wafer-scale imprints to replicate a single complex design [1, 9] and step-and-repeat processing whereby a smaller stamp is tiled to replicate devices and scale processing to the wafer level [10 12].
Check that the edges of the stamp will also fit properly into the right angled corner of the stamp positioner, otherwise you might need to use a smaller stamp.
There was also a small seal stamped on the corner of the bag, with an eagle in its center.
"Solo" is a large portrait of smallness — a small country, stamped on by big historical forces, and an even smaller life, knocked one way and another by those forces.
We have a small rubber stamp that says 'certified having been onboard the ISS'.
The app also shows a small time stamp at the right that appears only when someone scrolls through the app, showing the time and day that friends updated their Path.
The center panel formed by this frame is decorated by diagonals in triple fillets and one line through the center; the junctures are marked by small lozenges with fleur-de-lis and the opposing central triangular panels at the head and tail are centered by a small round stamp with the form of some "fantastic" bird.
As an example of this human connection, Harris referred to a story Werman did on "The World," in which he and his producer had gone to a village in Japan after the 2011 earthquake, and a few years later, assessing the immensity of the impact, he honed in on one object: a small rubber stamp.
