Please, would anyone help me with what this is saying?
Thanks… Jim
I think it says “Don’t waste yesterday. Fried chicken happy.” But the characters are written in a font that is difficult to read, so I might be wrong.
Is this some antique silverware.? Looks like some kind of hallmark, not Chinese characters.
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Should be easy to find for you, the Master Milker of the Picture Quiz!
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It was…see above. 
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Here are some more, but I don’t know if they correctly correspond to any of the ones in the images that @JimH8189 posted:
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Hi all, thanks so much for helping. Apologies, I posted the wrong pic which are the Proof marks. I’m really looking to have the second pic deciphered which is supposed to be a Lions Head in a circle. This was the Taiwanese police mark back in the 40s, the three characters following it should be a 3 digit number. This is from a 1917 Artillery luger that I think was sold to the Taiwanese police around 1938 or 39. I’ll post the correct pic for further translation. Thanks guys, ur awesome
…Jim
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Without any more information it may be difficult. My best guess is it’s a South or Southeast Asian script of some kind.
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Looks like Thai to me.
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Yup, my understanding is that it’s Thai
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It could say G.T. 50712
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The pic at the top with the Lions head in a circle should represent an inventory number and the most recent pic should be a group or station number where the weapon was assigned
506?
Thanks guys for the help. I was afraid this Luger might’ave been a fake, but with this additional info, it’s looking like it actually might be an original from the Thai contact from back in 38/39. You guys are awesome. Thanks again
… Jim
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Japan invaded Thailand in 1941. What happened in 1938/39?