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Have you reversed the photo's?
Regards Richard |
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Yes. To make it possible to read the inscriptions
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Oh,good. I was a little concerned they wouldn't work as stamps.
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The first is a nice Greek Ottoman seal
نقوله بنده (؟) ولد دمترى “Nikola Bende (?), son of Dimitri” The second one, apart from the date of 1272, does not read in any of Arabic, Persian or Turkish and does not look genuine to me. The carving looks very sharp and fresh |
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Thank you very much, kwiatek.
The second seal caused many doubts, but your help put an end to these doubts. Thank you again for the translation of the first seal and for the clarity of about the second. |
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