Hungarian Stamps With Romanian Overprint

Wadmalatz, it has white, uneven gum, so it's presumably a perf variety.

Hi,

I have some Hungarian occupation overprints as well. Read that there's a lot of falsifications in this area and tried to find means by which i'll be able to distinguish genuine ones. The post of Wadmalatz https://goscf.com/t/15782#143146 related identification of Kolozsvar(Cluj) and Varad(Oradea) issues is really fantastic and greatly appreciate it as it was the first light in the dark for me.
Now my curiosity pushes me further because there are other occupation territories like Debrecen, Temesvar, Arad, Baranya etc for which i'm searching for same guide. So would like to ask members help in this regards. Should you have any guide that points to micro-signs that helps identification please post them or point me to information source where I should be able to find them.
Sorry for the short story made long and as a "compensation" let me add a few photos from my occupation collection - possibly with a lot of false items?!?

For Baranya a nice study in this link.He deals with the forgeries at the end.
https://www.hungarianphilately.org/...h09Part1.pdf
https://www.hungarianphilately.org/...h09Part2.pdf
https://www.hungarianphilately.org/...h09Part3.pdf
Some research on the overprint colors:
https://repository.si.edu/bitstream...&isAllowed=y

WOW!!!

Wow, that was quick !
Thanks perf12 ! This is really good material. I discovered that if you modify the link you sent ...Part03.pdf to ...Part02.pdf and ...Part01.pdf you'll get the whole article. I'm going to read it now

Hi perf12,

The articles you sent are really good and helpful!!! I wonder if there are same good information source for identifying Arad, Temesvar, Debrecen overprints as well?
Should you or anybody in the forum has information please share it.
Many thanks in advance!

Best regards

http://postww1stampforgeries.org/
See Hungarian Occupation 1919

Book on Hungarian occupation stamps by Brainard, noted here:
https://goscf.com/t/67327

Fiume:
http://stampforgeries.com/forged-stamps-of-fiume/

Thanks hy-brasil! This website helps a lot as well. Brainard's book can be a very good reference as well. I have searched on the internet about and found a site where apparently can be bought but it is quite expensive abd they did not provide electronic version so they charge for shipping as well.

A book by Souers is also very helpful - it shows lots of close-up photos showing the difference between forgeries and genuine stamps. Make sure you get version 2 which has many more pictures

http://postww1stampforgeries.org/book/