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Would somebody be able to read and translate this inscription, on the stock of an Indian "Torador" musket?
Could it be the maker's name or even te owner's name? I couldn't take better pictures ... that's why i post three tests ![]() Thanks for any help. Fernando Last edited by fernando; 9th February 2008 at 01:01 AM. |
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Fernando,
From what I can make of it, the inscription reads: Num. 2022 Seedhee Seedhee in Hindi means 'Straight' Last edited by olikara; 9th February 2008 at 04:09 AM. Reason: Detail Added |
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Nidhin,
Very nicely done - although I could only read the numbers ![]() |
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Thank you ever so much Nidhin ... you are great
![]() Now i have to find out what do they mean with the word straight ... probably referring to the format of the musket ?? When i get home, with better conditions, i will take some decent pictures and post the whole musket in either this or a new thread, for the apreciation of the members who like these things. Maybe some of them know the meanning for "straight". Again many thanks for your immediate and precious help ![]() Fernando |
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Hello Fernando,
My opinion would be "straight" refering to the way it shoots rather than the style, I would consider the style to be a visual given, but the rifles abilty to fire straight an unknown until it has been tested and marked so, as many old rifles would not always fire dead straight. Just a thought... Gav |
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