12-11-2005, 09:42 PM
Guys,
I do not believe for a sec that either of those documents is genuine. Consider this: a document issued in the 1920s should have some wear, at least to the spine, corners, etc; paper on the inside of the spine would no dount have at least some tear, which always happens to this type of booklets; gold on the cover would've been almost black from wear, age and patina; hand writting is neat, but modern; ink is fresh, etc., etc.
Alexei
I do not believe for a sec that either of those documents is genuine. Consider this: a document issued in the 1920s should have some wear, at least to the spine, corners, etc; paper on the inside of the spine would no dount have at least some tear, which always happens to this type of booklets; gold on the cover would've been almost black from wear, age and patina; hand writting is neat, but modern; ink is fresh, etc., etc.
Alexei
