ANAMITE FLAG. UNKOWN TEXT

[Antonio Prieto]

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Can anyone help me in the translation of this text, which is in a pod of an Anamite flag, from Clocheton around 1860

[1812 Overture]

Can anyone help me in the translation of this text, which is in a pod of an Anamite flag, from Clocheton around 1860

I am ashamed. . I only know the first three words. . I have to ask someone

[Antonio Prieto]

Thank you for the interest

[Antonio Prieto]

Any notice for the translation?

Thank you

[No one]

Dear Antonio,

 

I'm still pondering, I'm stuck.

 

 

Yours sincerely,

No one

[Antonio Prieto]

In any case, thank you very much.

It is possible that the conditions of its use and the passage of time have erased or disfigured part of the inscription. Maybe it's a combatant unit

[No one]

Dear Antonio,

 

" It is possible that the conditions of its use and the passage of time have erased or disfigured part of the inscription."

 

I don't think so.I am not an expert in writing, but it seems that someone (a Spaniard?) tried to rewrite this sentence without knowing the language or the meaning of it.

 

As you can see on the scan you send, the writing on the flag is fine, easy to read and understand contrary to the text.

 

If it can help here is what I found :

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yours sincerely,

No one