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Vol. III, No. 1 · Autumn 2026 Read the table of contents →

    1. Dating Iron-Gall Ink: A Critique of Current Confidence Claims Anneke de Vries
    2. The Scriptorium’s Economy: Copying and Interpolation in Monastic Cartularies Caterina Rossi
    3. False Margins: Inserted Leaves in Detected Manuscript Forgeries Elias Brumberg
    4. Signature Simulation Machines, 1880–1930 Tomás Ferreira
    5. Reading the Retraction Against the Fabricated Report Margit Lange

    1. The Ossian Papers Re-examined Caterina Rossi
    2. Certifying Authenticity: Notarial Practice and the Document Trade, 1850–1950 Adaeze Obi
    3. Fibre Analysis and the Trade in False Manuscripts Wenqing Zhao
    4. Fakes in the Archive: Interpolated Charters from the Chapter of Freising Elias Brumberg

    1. The Donation of Constantine, Once More: Diplomatics After Valla Adaeze Obi
    2. Standards for Reporting Handwriting Comparison Anneke de Vries · Margit Lange
    3. The Forger’s Persian: Detecting Falsified Colophons Masato Ishida
    4. Forged Documents in Law and in Practice Tomás Ferreira

    1. Why a Journal for Forgery Studies? Margit Lange
    2. Three Disciplines, One Object: Philology, Diplomatics, and Document Forensics Caterina Rossi
    3. Pseudepigrapha and the Problem of the Attributed Text Adaeze Obi
    4. Reports from the First Symposium, Amsterdam 2024 The Editors