Here is the illustration from Serrane for spotting features of genuine Parma stamps...the design in question is addressed on the right half of the drawing.
Even though it's a forgery, it can be a nice addition to your collection, and for study. Some forgeries are valuable. Few years ago, I bought a nice collection of Portuguese India. Turned out that it had two dozen Fournier-forgeries of the early Crown issues. I still got my money's worth for the purchase and I've grouped all the Fourniers on one page.
Quote: Even though it's a forgery, it can be a nice addition to your collection, and for study. Some forgeries are valuable. Few years ago, I bought a nice collection of Portuguese India. Turned out that it had two dozen Fournier-forgeries of the early Crown issues. I still got my money's worth for the purchase and I've grouped all the Fourniers on one page.
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