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These two photos have been sent to me by a friend with a request to try to find out the translation..
I'm sorry, but he has not given me photos of the complete dagger. I have seen it, and it is a peshkabz type thing. Is anybody able to assist with a translation of this text? Thank you. |
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Hi,
Looks like a script from down South, from Andhra Pradesh or Karnataka. Will check with a couple of friends who can read it. The last two characters read "4" and "2" so most probably this should be some armory no. or something. Regards, Bhushan |
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Thank you very much, Bhushan
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Hello,
I've asked my Telugu colleagues here in Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) and they can't read anything beyond the last 2 numbers. Emanuel |
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Hi Emanuel, Are you in Hyderabad? I've moved to Hyderabad tooo recently...!!!! ![]() Regards, Bhushan |
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Thank you Emanuel
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