The rare cancellation "Muto di Chiavenna" is not known on 5c and 10c stamps. The cancellation is faked and the adhesives are forgeries.
Date Posted: 3 August 2008
Cover notified by Kurt Kimmel, RDP
The rare cancellation "Muto di Chiavenna" is not known on 5c and 10c stamps. The cancellation is faked and the adhesives are forgeries.
Date Posted: 3 August 2008
Cover notified by Kurt Kimmel, RDP
The one line cancellation CREMONA is a fake and the 5 C adhesive a forgery (to compare the two line is original)
Date Posted: 3 August 2008
Cover notified by Kurt Kimmel, RDP
1852 original letter, however, the 7 B adhesive does not belong (to compare an original cover travelled without stamps during the same period)
Date Posted: 3 August 2008
Cover notified by Kurt Kimmel, RDP
The 5 c and all the four 45 c stamps are forgeries, only the damaged 10 c is original. The cover with all the handstamps is faked. This must have been faked many years ago because the former collector owned it for several years and died about eight years ago. Dr Ferchenbauer detected this cover as a fake and I fully agree with his opinion.
Date Posted: 20 September 2010
Cover notified by Kurt Kimmel, RDP
This letter from Rho to Amman looks like a product from the same forger as the one to Canada. Be aware as it was recently offered on ebay!
Date Posted: 27 September 2010
Cover notified by Kurt Kimmel, RDP
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