Reply: 3.1
From: Sim' Hampel
I found a description of "anstalt" here - they are used in Liechtenstein ! ...
http://www.offshore-manual.com/taxhavens/Liechtenstein.html
"For a country of just 28,000 people, pint sized Liechtenstein boasts more nonresident business entities than population. It is said there are between 30,000 and 60,000 trusts (called Anstalts), although the exact number appears to be a well-kept state secret. In Vaduz the lawyers outnumber the bankers. Moreover, with some 330 firms specializing in consulting, management and insurance, employing over 1,600 people, you don't have to look long for advice."
and
http://www.offshore-manual.com/cp10ab.html#Anstalt
"Anstalt: Establishment, a legal entity without shares established in Liechtenstein, with some features of a trust but with corporate personality. Do not have shares."
... and also "blind trust"
http://www.investorwords.com/cgi-bin/getword.cgi?497&blind
"A trust in which the beneficiaries do not have knowledge of the trust's specific assets, and in which a fiduciary third party has complete management discretion."
Still can't find anything that mentions "papertry"... except a badly written advert for paper and stationary which used the term "papetry" ;-)