Anyone know anything about this?

[allamericancattracks6]

We have had this item for quite some time.  We have not been able to find anything like it. Anyone?

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[argon38]

I believe the second word is Էջմիածին (Etchmiadzin). That church in the middle of the plate is unquestionably Etchmiadzin Cathedral.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vagharshapat

[argon38]

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I believe the second word is Էջմիածին (Etchmiadzin). That church in the middle of the plate is unquestionably Etchmiadzin Cathedral.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vagharshapat

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Full inscription (in Armenian) is:

Սուրբ Էջմիածին

Holy Etchmiadzin

[portieradesigns]

Wow, you guys are awesome!  I vote for Mount Ararat for the volcano, and I wasn't too far off on my Turkish copper resemblance either, since Turkey is right next door to Armenia AND on the Mediterranean. 

[argon38]

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I vote for Mount Ararat for the volcano

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I think you're spot-on with Mount Ararat.

[sonomabarn67]

Can you take a picture of the back?

[portieradesigns]

Thanks.  The picture that I found was this one.  The mountain is in Turkey, but is very close to the border.  There are even some photos with similar churches and the mountain.

[argon38]

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Can you take a picture of the back?

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You want to see the back of Mount Ararat?

[sonomabarn67]

What can I say? I'm a big fan of Armenian art.

You know I meant the back of the plate, please tell me you knew that. 🙂

[sonomabarn67]

Just trying to get a better fix on the age of the plate even if there are no marks. Full service appraisals here.

[allamericancattracks6]

I did not post that reply. Hopefully, You have seen the picture of the back.

[sonomabarn67]

How could I see a picture of the back of the plate if you haven't posted a photo of it?

Can you please post a clear photo of the back of the plate?

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