backprint
verbEtymology From back + print.
1
To print something onto the back of an object or document.
backprint
nounEtymology From back + print.
1
The mark or impression left by a person's back having been pressed against a surface.
- The season lasted about as long as it took McNeely to leave his backprint on the canvas.Apr. 1997, "World Cup I", WaterSki, page 80
2
Printing on the reverse side of a poster, postage stamp, or other printed material, usually for purposes of identification.
- Needless to say, the machine applying the backprint did not always function well and - there you go — there exist strips of five coil stamps without the backprint.1999, American Philatelic Research Library, Philatelic Literature Review - Volumes 48-49, page 180:
- The numbers in this column indicate which backprint appears on that card.2000, Eric King, The Collector's Guide to Psychedelic Rock Concert Posters, Postcards, and Handbills 1965-1973, Volume 1, page 637: