Everything looks wrong to me. In particular, I don't see any watermark, and printing is coarse and appears to be offset printing. Do the perforations measure out correctly?
Removed printing on back indicates that someone is trying to "pass off" reprints as genuine stamps.
Look at the stamp under long wave UV light to see if the paper is bright. If it is, then this is a modern reprint.
These are a well known forgery type, though it appears to be on 2 different papers here. Note that Great Britain is nearly invisible. The originals have it strongly outlined in shading as are Western Europe and Scandinavia. The screen and print quality is much rougher here than the original. That's visible in comparing the outline of the airship with the originals.
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Posted 05/15/2019 10:23 pm
