Flyingdutchman Posted September 12, 2010 Posted September 12, 2010 Gentleman, I have recently purchased this 1000 stitch belt. Anyone out there who is able to translate, please ? Would be fantastic ! Thanks in advance. Regards; Flyingdutchman
Flyingdutchman Posted September 12, 2010 Author Posted September 12, 2010 I do believe that the characters on the front are the usually bu-un-cho-kyu (eternal good luck in war). But no clue what the others are meaning. Thanks for any help ! Rgds; Flyingdutchman
Stu W Posted October 6, 2010 Posted October 6, 2010 I do believe that the characters on the front are the usually bu-un-cho-kyu (eternal good luck in war). But no clue what the others are meaning. Thanks for any help ! Rgds; Flyingdutchman Looks like Ki Buun Chokyu across the top and possibly someone like Dr. Mike Bortner can assist you with the balance of the translation. Here's a link to his site where you can obtain contact info. http://www.gethistorytoday.com/ Don't want to rain on your parade but that kanji sure looks glossy. Like it was done recently. Might want to post it on WAF, Mike's a member there and will probably comment on your piece. Kind regards, Stu
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