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Description

Indian postcard dated March 11, 1934, franked with two stamps of nine pices, bearing postmarks from Bombay and Malabar. The reverse shows handwritten correspondence in Malayalam script, addressed to Pallavanadur, with a handwritten red note.

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CP
Reference
DKFG55
Condition
good condition
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