A few early issued items were embossed but generally the post-paid impressed stamps were typographed.
An Post has also used some designs based on postage stamps as post-paid impressed stamps on Irish postal stationery.
Except for limited early usage of previously issued British postal stationery, which were not overprinted like the postage stamps, all post-paid impressed stamps before 1984 were based on variations of a design showing the country's name in Irish, Éire, with appropriate values in text and numeral tablets centred around an Irish harp motif.
The school also makes its own compost, the quality of which much impressed Prince Charles when he paid a visit last year.
Many visitors, who'd paid around £25 per ticket, weren't especially impressed, and the mood quickly turned ugly.
She auditioned for George Cukor's stock theater company, and although he was not very impressed, he gave Davis her first paid acting assignment anyway a one-week stint playing the part of a chorus girl in the play Broadway.
"We're very impressed," said Fraser Chainey from Oxfordshire, as he paid the lunch bill at Café Rouge – one of several high-street chains embedded in and around the complex.
Advertisers pay up, since the "impressed" have a great demographic profile.
When Gronovius saw it, he was very impressed, and offered to help pay for the printing.
In other cases he would become so impressed with a tenant that he would pay cash for an interest in the company.
Postal stationery have been produced in the form of registered envelopes, postal cards, envelopes, letter cards, newspaper wrappers, airletters and telegram forms with different designs of impressed stamp applied to show that postage had been pre-paid.
