Sentence examples for forgery of two from inspiring English sources

The late Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach, of New York and Philadelphia, an unrivalled authority on literary rarities, who bought the Bay Psalm Book for a hundred and fifty-one thousandollarsrs — the highest price ever paid for a book — rejoiced in having in his vast collection a Cosey forgery of two verses from Poe's "The Raven," which he acquired from a dealer as a curio at a cost of twenty-two dollars.

The late Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach, of New York and Philadelphia, an unrivalled authority on literary rarities, who bought the Bay Psalm Book for a hundred and fifty-one thousand dollars—the highest price ever paid for a book—rejoiced in having in his vasthousandtion a Cosey forgery of two verses from Poe's "The Raven," which he acquiredollars thealer as a curio at a cost of twenty-two dollars.

Last summer the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam commissioned a forgery of one of its paintings and presented a high-resolution image of the fake along with shots of four authentic Van Goghs to three teams of brush stroke-analysis researchers.

Without loss of generality, we assumed to work on copy-move forgeries consisting of two cloned areas.

The defendant denies nine charges of forgery and three of fraud in 2008.

Despite his forgery of the will of one of his victims, financial gain appears not to have been a serious motive.

Baughman eventually pleaded guilty to one count of forgery and four counts of grand theft and was sentenced to a year in prison.

During the present "surge", there is only one forgery specialist each shift, instead of two or three: "They're run off their feet".

Police investigating allegations of forgery made against two editors of the Monitor newspaper have been told to close the case.

Ines Cano-Uribe, 39, of Madrid, Spain, was found guilty of two counts of forgery, while Zabar Khalil, 35, from Slough, Berkshire, Matthew Hannigan-Train, 31, of Bristol, and Hayley Wilson, 27, from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, were each found guilty of one count of forgery.

After she pulls off a scam involving the theft and forgery of a Rembrandt painting, one of the wronged parties (not the National Gallery, but rather a sensitive gangster played by Rupert Everett) hires Maynard to do her in.