Holland & Kreta FJ document group ¿fake?

[windhund]

Hi

I think that these documents are fake:

- I don´t like the signatures
- I don´t like "2./Fallsch. Jä. Rgt. 1"


What do you think? There are no better pictures

Regards. Joserra.

[matthias_AC]

To me,

a) the Student signature looks really odd, even in this crappy picture, after I´ve compared it to the (original) Student signatures in my collection

b) it looks like the same ink was used for all three signatures


To sum it up, the signatures are a red flag for me. Not papers I´d feel comfortable with at all.

[Uncle Kurt]

I'll join you!
I also consider the deeds to be copies

[Heeresspringer]

all fakes ...

[SkaraBrae]

The missing "g" is the kiss of death in my opinion. No German would abbreviate Jäger in this way.

[Brian R]

100% Fake.

[matthias_AC]

The missing "g" is the kiss of death in my opinion. No German would abbreviate Jäger in this way.

Could be a typing error though. I would not take this as a clear red flag if it was the only problem with these documents.

[windhund]

Thanks

It was my opinion too: Fakes

Best regards

Joserra

[Julfrenchie]

I agree with all advices, comparing with my stuff, it's clear that these are fakes..

[Ironcrown]

+1

[Willi Z.]

Generally using such photos to sell items indicates an attempt to deceive. Especially using badges to cover up the stamps.

[o.r.k.]

I suppose that national law and probable fakers intention can fit well together, as the stamps would show a swastika that is not allowed to be displayed e.g. in Germany so a potential buyer always has obstructed pics of an TR item that blurrs the judgement.
Some companies like Weitze offer you a clear view when you register on their site.