The phrase "address stamp" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a stamp that includes an address, typically for mailing purposes.
Example: "Make sure to put the address stamp on the envelope before sending it out."
Alternatives: "return address label" or "address label".
The top drawers were Dad's stationery store and now a homage to pre-computing days with hole punchers and reinforcement rings, metal-ended treasury tags and an embossed cast-iron address stamp that headed hundreds of handwritten letters in its day.
Address, stamp and mail them.
Address, stamp, and mail your invitations.
Decorative personalized return address stamps are also very popular and can be customized to reflect the couple's interests.
Get out some paper, write what you want them to know, fold it, put it in an envelope, write out the addresses, stamp it, put it in the mail box and then wait for a response for a week.
Even when e-mail is available, there is nothing that elicits attention more than a personally addressed, stamped letter from someone you know.
But this, somehow, feels incomplete; you could hold onto an addressed, stamped envelope for years, and no one could stop you.
Being formal in a snail-mail letter is only a minor extra inconvenience on top of finding pen, paper and envelope, writing it, and then folding, stuffing, addressing, stamping and posting the missive.
And because getting registered or requesting a ballot still requires paper forms in most places, we'll even mail her the right completed paperwork at the right moment, with an addressed, stamped envelope.
Applicants should complete this form and provide it to all individuals who have agreed to write a letter of recommendation on your behalf along with an addressed, stamped envelope to our office.
Some properties have five different addresses stamped on them".
