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Trade Publication Article
Mail Call
2020
Overview
On Frohne's Fakes Perry Frohne's column Fakes, Forgeries and Frauds is not only a warning to collectors of military images but a warning to all collectors of any genre, be it coins, stamps, art work, almost anything. According to a biographical sketch by Varro Tyler published in the May 2008 issue of the USPCS Chronicle, John A. Fox (1911-1988) was \"one of New York's most colorful and most successful dealers during the 1950s and early 1960s.\" Specific information can be gleaned from the original case and mat and I would argue even the amount of viewing plane that the sitter and or photographer's staff decided to use. [...]we need to be more responsible as caretakers of these items, realizing that any changes we make will prevent accurate study in the future.
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Military Images C/O Ronald S Coddington
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