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Unread 05-26-2015, 11:38 PM   #1
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One of the best ways to determine originality is to compare the staples with those of a known original.
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In 1930 would there have been a form number in the lower left corner? I'm glad the Parker paper bug never bit me
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Anything on an original would also be on a copy.
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Anything on an original would also be on a copy.
Bill can you tell me more about what you mean, about spotting a copy.
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I have no information to share, except that most collectors of Parker paper will not touch a 1930 Pocket, because the repros are so nice and look like originals. I don't know how to recognize a copy. As far as I know, the 1930 Pockets in my repro collection might be original. The only reason I know my originals are original is that I obtained them before they were being reproduced.
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