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Indian postcard — 9 pias stamp — addressed to Manmal Pemchand in Balotra (Marwar) - Front

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Indian postcard — 9 pias stamp — addressed to Manmal Pemchand in Balotra (Marwar)

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Indian postcard dated May 8, 1933, franked with a 9 pias stamp depicting King George V. The reverse features handwritten correspondence in Devanagari script. The address is directed to Manmal Pemchand in Balotra (Marwar).

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Type: CP
Reference: DKFF65
Condition: Good condition, with some folds and slightly worn corners
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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