Fakes, Forgeries & Experts Journal #13

Fakes, Forgeries & Experts Journal is published by Postiljonen, edited by Knud Mohr and has become an appreciated working tool at international exhibitions. Articles from FFE #13 -A forged cancel attributed to Spiro -Forged Faroe Islands #1 on 1919 postcard to Denmark -Great Britain - Postal stationery fakes -The last letter dispatched from the French post office of Yokohama, and its hapless trips -The engraved forgeries of Sicily -Forgeries in Maximaphily -The Prosser fantasies -Some Brazilian fakes and forgeries -The Great Britain 1883 high values on blued paper - A story of forgery and deceit -Issues of the independence of Portugal 1926-1928 -About the Homonnay cancellations shown in FEPAPOST 94 -Forgeries of Norwegian first day covers - The "1975-forgeries" -A somewhat early, or very late, Kurland letter -The Perkins Bacon 3 pence on fourpence stamp -Designs, Proofs, Essays -The faker who shot himself in the foot -Cancellation manipulations -Elementary analysis of the Richardson inks -Great Britain postal stationery - A W. H. Smith & Son advertising collar mystery -Philippines: The emission 5 & 10 cuartos 1858-1862 -Great Britain medicine tax - Forgeries of the engraved issues -Misuse of genuine cancels - Examples from previous Yugoslavia -Ecuador: The Seebeck 1894 reprinted card -Most seductive double frankings -The Lowden forgery - The full story told for the first time -The forgeries of general Balbos 1933 flight from Newfoundland -The "Un Pranc" error -Modern stamp forgeries of Great Britain -Mixed frankings Belgium & France -The first "forgers": Philip Spiro, Hamburg -A great Heligoland cover is lost for the future -Fight against fakes and forgeries on internet sales -New aspects of identifying the Slovenian 15 and 20 kronen forgeries