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 The picture below shows a plaque attached to the top of a nice German clock. Can anyone help with the translation? Tom ![]()  | |||
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 Hello Tom, It is a bit difficult to read the lettering due to flash's reflection, but I think it maybe some type of dedication clock for some kind of service... Andy Dervan  | ||||
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 Tom, Try this site. Sometimes I get lucky and get a translation that makes sense. Joe http://world.altavista.com/tr  | ||||
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 Joe, Thanks for the link to the site. This is what I typed in and what I got. quote: I would figure it is to Josef Rollig for his good work at a savings and loan in Neustadtl. Thanks again for the link. Tom  | ||||
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 Somehow it looked a whole lot more impressive in German.  | |||
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 In the same aream as the link above, you can translat a whole website from for exemple english to german. It became a little bit funny when doing that with this discussion in particular  /Bernhard  | ||||
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 Thanks for all the help guys! Next step is to get the clock up and running! Tom  | ||||
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