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Reply Postcard — India, 1930 — Publisher unidentified, series number not visible - Front — Front

Reply Postcard — India, 1930 — Publisher unidentified, series number not visible - Back — Back

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Reply Postcard — India, 1930 — Publisher unidentified, series number not visible

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Description

Indian reply postcard dated around 1930, franked with a green 9 pice stamp ('NINE PIES') with circular cancellation 'CALCUTTA'. The back features handwritten correspondence in cursive Indian script (probably Bengali or Hindi), with an address in cursive English and Indian script. The stamp is partially covered by a circular postmark.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DKEA67
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DKEA67

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