[KarlInOhio]

Here are the 9 images I found in the PDF file. They came out of "Some PDF Image Extract" http://www.somepdf.com/some-pdf-image-extract.html rotated 90 degrees and I decided not to modify them any further. I don't know if the jpg image is the original compression or if the extractor recompressed it. Also I didn't change images 1-8 which came up as white on black images.

There might be more image information in the PDF which I didn't extract, but this should give an indication of what is in the PDF file.

Image 0 is the background with most of the text knocked out like cyberaxe showed.

mage 1 was the main body of the PDF file stored as a monochrome image. Those letters still shown in full in Image 0 are missing from Image 1.

Image 2 was the registrar's signature block.

Image 3 was the APR 25 2011 date stamp.

Image 4 was part of the date stamp from block 22. The rest showed up in image 1.

Image 5 was the date stamp from block 20 missing the final 1 in the date, which showed up in image 1.

Image 6 was the letters "Non" from None in block 17a (the E showed up in image 1).

Image 7 was a 243x217 pixel region of somewhat random pixels. I can't tell the source.

Image 8 was a similar 132x142 pixel region.

[Uncle Miltie]

It’s a Forgery, Jim!

And for several of the reasons I hypothesized this morning on FR including:

The “S” in “STANLEY” is completely unrelated to the “TANLEY” part.

[cartan]

The images we can see there are probably generated by an MRC-compression algorithm, I would say.

[matt1234]

Images 7 and 8 correspond with the white blotches I described in this thread, post 184.

[TaxRelief]

Fascinating. Thank you.