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Hi All,

I'm trying to determine what this part number symbol represents. Is it Japanese? I am also wondering why the 9 is written in the way it is.

Any help would be appreciated

A reference of what part of the world the part was found in could help.

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South Pacific region

The backwards "E" is Japanese for Yo and by the style of the number font, this looks to be from a Japanese aircraft.

Hi there,

Thanks for that. Wow my first bit of Japanese aircraft. This part number came from a section of canopy I found in the middle of nowhere. (See link).
What does the backwards E (yo) mean? I've been searching for examples of Japanese part numbers but haven't found anything... only data plate examples.

Thanks for your help

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