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Just trying to keep the thread alive in the hope of a translation...
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It could say "Made in China"
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Neither the words nor the numbers make any sense to me in either Arabic, Persian or Turkish
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Thank you Kwiatek! |
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Yes, many thanks Kwiatek.
And better a nonsense-inscription than "made in china" ![]() |
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Well, they are where you would expect the date to be on an inscription of this type and they could be conceivably be 2**7, but the middle digits do not resemble anything much and even if they did, taken as a whole this would not add up to anything that would make any sense in any of the calendars that we would be dealing with here. Added to the fact that the inscription itself does not appear to read properly, then I think we are talking about an inscription that has been copied by someone who did not understand what he was copying ...
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Kwiatek, perhaps it is upside down:
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Other thoughts:
1. it could be bad writing 2. could be totally talismanic 3. could it be in Bosnian instead of Turkish but using Arabic script? |
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