Very Small Text in Russian

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Very Small Text in Russian

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Post by Filibustero » 20 Apr 2019, 12:49

Is possible your help to know whath is the tranlation ONLY of the small text that write something with the number 1988 at the end of the document? Thank you very much for the help.

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Post by GregSingh » 20 Apr 2019, 13:16

Do you mean "ППФ Гознака 1988" ?

Пермская печатная фабрика Гознака 1988

Goznak Printing Factory (or better Printing House) in Perm 1988

http://ppf.goznak.ru/


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Post by Filibustero » 20 Apr 2019, 14:05

Thank you very much. Now I am reallhy very confused I got this documet that I attach below as an Original document and it looks an old document as you can see. What is this? A very good facisimile document produced in 1988? I do not understand anything

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Post by GregSingh » 20 Apr 2019, 14:57

On the other side you have: Excerpts from the rules of the voluntary insurance of household property.

Perhaps to save paper during the war they printed this Certificate on the empty side of another document.

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Post by Filibustero » 20 Apr 2019, 16:14

Thank you very much for your help. Now I think that this document 99% is original. If you need anytime help with something in Spanish, you are welcome!

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Post by history1 » 20 Apr 2019, 18:34

"Perhaps to save paper during the war they printed this Certificate on the empty side of another document."

Now I´m confused, Greg. Which war are you talking about and which paper shortage?
Shouldn´t the certificate been printed during WWII before the " rules of the voluntary insurance of household property [...]" from 1988??
Neither did I hear about a paper shortage in 1988 in the USSR that they would have used such a document.

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Post by GregSingh » 21 Apr 2019, 04:26

Hi Roman,

Goznak printed these kind of insurance forms back in 1930's. I have some examples in my collection.
So I thought this was pre-war form never used for anything with Certificate printed on it in 1943.
1988 could be some other number, not necessary a year.

But you might be right. This particular form mentions television sets, which raise suspicions. So perhaps 1988 is a year.

Another explanation for this curious example is that somebody just glued original Certificate (45 or so years later) to a piece of paper to keep it together. But this can be easily determined after close inspection.

Anyway, all these becoming less and less relevant to Translation help: Breaking the Sound Barrier section. :D

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Post by history1 » 21 Apr 2019, 16:02

You´re sure correct with the last para :-)
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Post by Filibustero » 21 Apr 2019, 17:33

Thank you very much bouth. After a new isnpection I thinkl could be glueded to preserve the original becouse I have other similar and the are with thin papaer and no like this writen. thank you again and this is closed for my side.

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