I would gather for all of us infos about this possibility...
this monday I've been proposed from Kiiv four deputies documents. Looks OK in terms of wear, smells of glue and old simili-leather.
but do you have gentlemen seen fakes?
I've observed some constants in what I think good docs:
azerbaidjan/armenia in the 50'60' use real photos glued and real stamps, black ink;
old 40 and 50' russian docs same tech;
baltic states since 60' use like "scanned" photos and stamps besides a plastic sheet;
modern docs of the 70' do use this technique.
do you know more precisely the printing techniques to create the booklets?
this one came with a very suspicious badge.
so I'm not very peaceminded (??)...
with a friend we were a bit dubious about the "scanned" photo...but I later saw the same technique on others docs of the same period (60ies and later).
the "filigrans" (right?) are perfect
what worries me is the perfect condition of the leather and gold lettering...
so...fake or not? (even genuine, if it is sold with a fake badge, its value is by far greater , isn't it?).
thanks, sebastien
this monday I've been proposed from Kiiv four deputies documents. Looks OK in terms of wear, smells of glue and old simili-leather.
but do you have gentlemen seen fakes?
I've observed some constants in what I think good docs:
azerbaidjan/armenia in the 50'60' use real photos glued and real stamps, black ink;
old 40 and 50' russian docs same tech;
baltic states since 60' use like "scanned" photos and stamps besides a plastic sheet;
modern docs of the 70' do use this technique.
do you know more precisely the printing techniques to create the booklets?
this one came with a very suspicious badge.
so I'm not very peaceminded (??)...
with a friend we were a bit dubious about the "scanned" photo...but I later saw the same technique on others docs of the same period (60ies and later).
the "filigrans" (right?) are perfect
what worries me is the perfect condition of the leather and gold lettering...
so...fake or not? (even genuine, if it is sold with a fake badge, its value is by far greater , isn't it?).
thanks, sebastien
Sebastien
"a spectre haunts Europe, the spectre of communism"
(a well-known german bearbed)
"a spectre haunts Europe, the spectre of communism"
(a well-known german bearbed)












