The Detection of Forgery
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They are _A_, _B_, _F_, _H_, _K_, _P_, _Q_, _R_, _T_ and _X_. These are known as double capitals. These doubles shouldbe carefully looked for, and the frequency, or otherwise, of theirrecurrence noted, as it is probable they will be found to be nearlyalways used under the same circumstances; that is, a writer may have ahabit of beginning with a double capital when possible, but revert tothe single form of the same letter in the body of the writing. Anotherwriter will almost invariably disconnec...t the capitals from the rest ofthe word, while a third as regularly connects them. Some writers affectthe more simple form, approximating to the printed character. Othersagain indulge in inordinate flourishes, particularly in theirsignatures. Such writers prove easy prey to the forger.
A feature very easy of detection in capitals is the "diamond. " It isformed by a sudden thickening of the downstroke. It is particularlynoticeable in the writing of those who have been instructed in theold-fashioned school, where a distinction between the heavy downstrokeand the light upstroke was insisted upon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are _A_, _B_, _F_, _H_, _K_, _P_, _Q_, _R_, _T_ and _X_. These are known as double capitals. These doubles shouldbe carefully looked for, and the frequency, or otherwise, of theirrecurrence noted, as it is probable they will be found to be nearlyalways used under the same circumstances; that is, a writer may have ahabit of beginning with a double capital when possible, but revert tothe single form of the same letter in the body of the writing. Anotherwriter will almost invariably disconnec...t the capitals from the rest ofthe word, while a third as regularly connects them. Some writers affectthe more simple form, approximating to the printed character. Othersagain indulge in inordinate flourishes, particularly in theirsignatures. Such writers prove easy prey to the forger.
A feature very easy of detection in capitals is the "diamond. " It isformed by a sudden thickening of the downstroke. It is particularlynoticeable in the writing of those who have been instructed in theold-fashioned school, where a distinction between the heavy downstrokeand the light upstroke was insisted upon.
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