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uwittehh	Posted - Feb 19 2014 : 09:25:00 AM Hello, while disassembling an early FED 1 (serial number 9xxx) I found this engraving on the bottom of the shutter housing. Can anybody translate this to me? Does it make sense or is it just a senseless scratching :-) Ulrich http://fotos.cconin.de
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Vlad	Posted - Feb 21 2014 : 9:01:29 PM Very strange, doesn't look Russian...
uwittehh	Posted - Feb 19 2014 : 3:58:04 PM Alexander, ok, but you have to disassemble it to engrave the name there :-) Ulrich http://fotos.cconin.de
AlexanderK	Posted - Feb 19 2014 : 3:45:41 PM Not really strange, but very practical. You don't spoil the look of the camera, but if you loose it you can find it any time again. Regards, Alexander
uwittehh	Posted - Feb 19 2014 : 3:28:03 PM Thanks for your explanations. So it seems to be a name. Very strange place for engraving the name :-) Ulrich http://fotos.cconin.de
altix	Posted - Feb 19 2014 : 3:16:14 PM Hello Ulrich, looks like initials and name "I. S. Zavizion" The last letter is written in Latin style (N) and not in Cyrillic one (H). As for me this name is very untypical. regards, altix
Svetopisez	Posted - Feb 19 2014 : 2:38:37 PM Hello! I think that this is the signature of the owner.
AlexanderK	Posted - Feb 19 2014 : 1:39:44 PM Hello Ulrich, it seems to be the name of the owner. Regards, Alexander

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