Irmbach: Chernihiv

[Cy Shuster]

John,

According to my father-in-law, the first word is very likely "Chernihiv", a
city in Western Ukraine (second one on this list):

http://www.citypopulation.de/Ukraine.html#3720

The lowercase "r" is a "g", which looks like a Greek gamma.  It would have
an "h" sound in the first word, and a "v" sound in the middle of the three
words below (aroo-vo-vo, meaning something of "aroov").

Does this ring a bell with anyone else?

--Cy Shuster--
Rochester, MN


> Further to my search of the manufacturer of an Irmback piano, as close as
> I  can get it, the cyrillic spelling on the inside of this
>piano is yEPHIrIB,
> > who is likely the maker.
> >
> > >Above this is written ANnAOM APYrOrO CrYNEHR. The second letter of the
> > second word is a backward N and the last >letter of the last word is a
> > backward R.
> >
> > >Who made it?
> >
> > >John Lillico,
> > >Oakville ON  Canada