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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ann Arbor, MI
Posts: 5,503
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I fully agree. No Cyrillic here!!!
It is just a not very literate attempt to imitate foreign letters. They also imitated Polish, German and Hungarian inscriptions with rather comic results, forged Solingen and Hungarian markings with very local flavor etc. On the other hand, Europeans exported gazillions of sword blades inscribed "Fringia", a place that, to my knowledge, never existed ( correct me, please!). This was a corruption of Feringhi ( foreighner, European) just to convince the "locals" that they were buying a real import stuff! Come to think of it, not much difference between the two approaches
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Kansas City, MO USA
Posts: 312
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I am not trying to assert what is right or wrong… just a consideration (although, the letters are legitimate Cyrillic letters).
Do an internet search for Seiol… it is a real word and a name. Best regards, Wayne |
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