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Indian postcard — Bombay — unknown publisher, serial number not visible - Front
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Indian postcard — Bombay — unknown publisher, serial number not visible - Back
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Indian postcard — Bombay — unknown publisher, serial number not visible

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Description

Indian postcard dated around 1910, with handwritten Devanagari script on the front and back. The back features a green 9 pence stamp depicting a king, a circular cancellation 'BOMBAY' and the inscription 'POST CARD REPLY ADDRESS ONLY'. The address is handwritten 'at Bombay No.2'.

Characteristics

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CP
Reference
DKDU11
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
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