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Bombay — Indian postcard with 9 annas stamp — publisher not visible - Front
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Description

Indian postcard dated March 9, 1913, franked with a green 9 annas stamp depicting King George V, with a postmark from Bombay. The reverse features handwritten Devanagari script, including an address and signature, as well as an English note indicating that the card is intended for reply purposes only.

Characteristics

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CP
Reference
DKED63
Condition
good condition
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Condition
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