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jed
Posted - Apr 18 2019 : 3:13:46 PM Hello,
Just got a Fed Nkvd today. Inside the leather case there's Something stamped. I can read a date '1938'. But no idea of the meaning of the words. Any help would be very appreciated ! Jean
Posted - Apr 30 2019 : 2:44:06 PM First stamp: "NKLP SSSR" mean "people's commissariat of light industry USSR"(light industry ministry). "F-KA KOJANNYKH IZDELIY" mean "factory of leather good's" Second stamp" "OTK-10" mean "quality control Dept-10" and year of pass OTK-10 (1941).
This one clearly readable, previous was not so clear...
Thanks lots ! Much appreciated ! That case is very well made. With strong leather. Will last decades :) Jean
Aleksandrov66
Posted - Apr 20 2019 : 10:53:07 AM Hi Jean, that word is "Кожобъединение"/"Kozhobedinenie" (something like "leather association" in russian). As far as i know, Kozhobedinenie was a factory in Moscow during the late 1920-s and till the end of 1930-s.