In Recess
Oct. 20, 2017
History Hound
San Jose business litigator Jeffrey M. Forster has been collecting stamps for more than 40 years.
Nineteen years ago, a thief swiped nearly half of Jeffrey M. Forster’s stamp collection while the longtime business litigator hailed a New York City taxicab.
“I was petrified,” Forster recalled, explaining that he had placed his luggage and a locked briefcase full of his stamps on the sidewalk behind him only a moment earlier. “I just couldn’t believe it was gone.”
Although the assemblage of 1869...
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