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    #46
    Katakana?

    Hello, is this katakana?

    This writing is from my stahlhelm. http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=561536
    Thank you in advance.

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      #47
      Originally posted by garde View Post
      Hello, is this katakana?

      This writing is from my stahlhelm. http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=561536
      Thank you in advance.
      Yes it is. Looks like Yo-Di-Ru-E if it is right to left

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        #48
        Originally posted by Papa Nambu View Post
        Yes it is. Looks like Yo-Di-Ru-E if it is right to left
        Thank you papa nambu.
        Is this writing have any meaning? I mean is this a person name or is this a japanese language?

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          #49
          Doesn't seem like a Japanese name, might be the name of a place. Could also be left to right "E-Ru-Di-Yo" which doesn't sound like a Japanese name either.

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            #50
            Originally posted by Papa Nambu View Post
            Doesn't seem like a Japanese name, might be the name of a place. Could also be left to right "E-Ru-Di-Yo" which doesn't sound like a Japanese name either.
            Could it be the writing is "E-ru-gi-yo"? With the "gi" written backward like the "yo" one. Maybe a javanese wrote this because there's javanese name "Herugiyo". I guess in the early of the japanese occupation in 1942, mr. herugiyo as one of the new soldier in the japanese para-military got this helmet. And later wrote his name in katakana? And since he's still new in japanese language and alphabet, he wrongly wrote the katakana?

            And is there any japanese unit wore an orange colored helmet?

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              #51
              Yes, the Di ヂ may actually be Gi ギ, they can look similar when trying to scratch it in metal.

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                #52
                Uniform tag

                Is this a maker's tag or a name label (in the neck of an an IJN white tunic)?

                Thanks!
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                  #53
                  That's the name of the owner, which looks like Yasumoto to me.

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                    #54
                    Thanks very much!

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                      #55
                      Help with translating this Kanji would be greatly appreciated. They come from an IJA helmet which was marked in 3 different places but I believe they are all the same. Thanks in advance. -Jeremy
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                        #56
                        The last one.
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                          #57
                          translation help please

                          see http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=612597
                          thank you.

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                            #58
                            hi Nick

                            very nice work

                            thanks

                            greetings bruno

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                              #59
                              LetsGo82nd: It's either Nishiyama or Yamanishi .... depending on which direction

                              西山 Nishiyama

                              山西 Yamanishi


                              Okay .... looking at post #57, it's (sideways) 西山 Nishiyama.
                              Cheers,
                              --Guy

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                                #60
                                Leroy,
                                Looks like sosho (grass writing) script for Sawamoto: (from right > left) 本 澤
                                More about Sosho.

                                --Guy Power

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