clondike clad
Member
This was found with the Prizm and we can't read this.
Can anyone read this stamp.
Can anyone read this stamp.
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can anyone read this
- Thread starter clondike clad
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Detector Man
Active member
assuming its english.....put a mirror (any size is fine) opposite of the writing, look at the mirror and read it....rightside up of course...let us know.
Gilbert
Gilbert
Your picture is upside down and not very big or clear - can you provide a better scan? Looks like it may be Russian or possibly from another eastern European former Soviet satelite country. If you can locate a Russian speaker they will be able to tell you. If you can post a better pic I might be able to decypher some of it.
cointrader
New member
,,,ran your photo through my pic editor, still got no idea??
clondike clad
Member
Ok hope someone can read this
Chris(SoCenWI)
Well-known member
The bottom two words are names. Probably the owners. Might be a soap factory or a laundry.
Chris
Chris
Chris(SoCenWI)
Well-known member
miln zavod
M. Sameet
P. Sort
zavod means factory. Couldn't find a direct translation of the first word, but derivitives of the word mean soapy. I think this is old Russian and is spelled differently from modern Russian.
Chris
M. Sameet
P. Sort
zavod means factory. Couldn't find a direct translation of the first word, but derivitives of the word mean soapy. I think this is old Russian and is spelled differently from modern Russian.
Chris