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Need Staples?

Staples & Eyelets for Sale

We have available a few types of vintage staples for the convenience of collectors who would enjoy demonstrating or using their antique paper fasteners.

In all cases, we ship worldwide at actual cost, and prices are discounted for larger orders.

Item Price Shipping is at Actual Cost
Staples for Ace Scout Stapler Model No. 202 for Sale, mint in box.  These Ace undulated staples are absolutely guaranteed to fit Scout stapling machines that say "Use Only No. 200 Scout Staples." $8 for 1 box of 5,000 $2.35 per box in US
$2.85 per box to Canada
Staples for Hotchkiss No. 1 Stapler/Paper Fastener for Sale.  These staples fit strip staplers and tackers made during 1898-1930 by companies such as Compo, Crofoot, Greenfield, Hotchkiss, and Irwin.  They do not fit the larger Hotchkiss No. 2, 3, or 4 staplers of the No. 5 tacker.  Staples come in strips of 40 to 60 staples.  Original box not included. $18 for 1,000 staples. $3.50 for 1000 staples in the US
$4.00 for 1000 staples to Canada
Staples for Parrot Speed Fastener Corp. Babe Stapler for Sale, mint in original boxes $8 for 3 boxes of 1,000 (total 3,000) staples.  $2.50 for 3 boxes in US
$3.00 for 3 boxes to Canada
Bates B-50 Wire Refill Spool Complete with Brass Wire to make Staples for Bates Model B and C Stapler for Sale, in original Bates box. $20 for 1 refill, makes 5,000 staples. $38 for 2 refills. $2.35 per box in US
$2.85 per box to Canada

If you have questions or would like instructions on how to place an order, please send an email to the Curator.

 


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