This flexible wax is suitable for use on items that will be sent through the post, as it is designed to survive the modern postal sorting machines. The supple wax does not crack, chip or break. Supple wax can be cut, so it is often used on bottles.

J. Herbin sealing waxes take razor-sharp impressions and hold their sharpness through the years.

Each small baton is 12x12x80mm long and you will get approximately 15 seals per baton. There is no wick, just melt directly from the end of the stick.

La Societe J. Herbin, Maitre Cirier a Paris, was established in 1670, and for generations people have used their traditional sealing wax. From Louis XIV to Coco Chanel, J Herbin wax is well known around the world as one of the highest quality sealing waxes ever made.

M. Herbin was a sailor, and from his many journeys to India he brought back to Paris formulas for manufacturing sealing wax. His special lacquer formula improved the quality of the seals in adhesion and neatness, helping him to become famous throughout the kingdom.

Then as today, sealing wax was used for documents and correspondence, but also in decoration and bottling.

Made in France by J. Herbin.

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