[Finnish > English] engraving on a knife Tags:finland 7 comments My best guess would be “isälle” (to my father) cant make sense of the rest. then again, i’m terrible trying to read handwriting edit:Have to ask if is it a military knife from our wars? if it is, people that are familiar with those things would appreciate you showing it it does seem like a “lähitaistelupuukko” that people used to wield during the wars. “lähitaistelupuukko” would translate in “close combat knife” Iisakki Järvenpää, name of one of the major knife making companies here, named after its founder. That is Iisakki Järvenpää leuku Iisakki Järvenpää It is the name of the manufacturer: https://www.iisakkijarvenpaa.fi/ It’s the name of the manufacturer, Iisakki Järvenpää Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
My best guess would be “isälle” (to my father) cant make sense of the rest. then again, i’m terrible trying to read handwriting edit:Have to ask if is it a military knife from our wars? if it is, people that are familiar with those things would appreciate you showing it
it does seem like a “lähitaistelupuukko” that people used to wield during the wars. “lähitaistelupuukko” would translate in “close combat knife”
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My best guess would be “isälle” (to my father) cant make sense of the rest.
then again, i’m terrible trying to read handwriting
edit:Have to ask if is it a military knife from our wars? if it is, people that are familiar with those things would appreciate you showing it
it does seem like a “lähitaistelupuukko” that people used to wield during the wars.
“lähitaistelupuukko” would translate in “close combat knife”
Iisakki Järvenpää, name of one of the major knife making companies here, named after its founder.
That is Iisakki Järvenpää leuku
Iisakki Järvenpää
It is the name of the manufacturer: https://www.iisakkijarvenpaa.fi/
It’s the name of the manufacturer, Iisakki Järvenpää