Fakes, Forgeries & Experts Journal is published by Postiljonen, edited by Knud Mohr and has become an appreciated working tool at international exhibitions. In this issue there are 21 articles dealing with classic material but also with modern types of forgeries.
Articles from FFE #15
-Notes on the first issue of Bolivar 1863 - 1868
-An examination of the negative Unghvar cancellation
-The damage ("oxidation") caused by plastic films can be reversed by treatment
-Forgeries of the barred "Rebellion-postmark" No. 35 of Segeberg
-Forgeries and Fakes on swedish Military Postal Stationery Envelope (M I ) "The most manipulated postal item from Sweden"
-Discovery of a new type of the Newfoundland one shilling produced by jean de Sperati
-Canadian Lunar Year issues - fakes - Part 2
-RPSL Ltd - The Expert Commitee of the Royal Philatelic Society London
-The Robert Clarkson bequest The plates and forgeries of George Kirke jeffryes and the Cullum street gang - Part 2
-The history of the varnish ink stamps of Great Britain King George V
-Hong Kong Post: Modern postal forgery - $ 50 (issue 2002)
-The fight against postal forgeries
-A little ramble through Memel-philiately
-An example of doubtful "Degron-kun covers" or Franco-japanese combination covers
-How to distinguish flown covers from not flown covers
-Early Japanese fakes and forgeries
-Saint - Pierre et Miquelon: the number one
-Serbia 1866, Coat of Arms issue, forgeries and fakes
-The 1932 Newfoundland Wayzata label
-Local provisional issues of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina 1918 - 1944
-Facts and opinions