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Greg Norden – a prince among prints

IN railwayana circles, the f-word causes as much unease as in any other walk of life. It may be whispered or spoken in lowered tones, but ideally it should never be aired in public.

Fake – or, or if you prefer, forgery – is a taboo subject which dares not speak its name.

It may therefore have caused a considerable amount of surprise, and indeed even consternation, when Greg Norden, one of the most respected and upstanding of those at

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