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Indian postcard — writing in Tibetan script — publisher not identified - Front — Front

Indian postcard — writing in Tibetan script — publisher not identified - Back — Back

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Indian postcard — writing in Tibetan script — publisher not identified

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Description

Indian postcard dated 1938, with a 9 pence stamp depicting King George V. The reverse has the handwritten address 'Kalladewi Road, Bilthawadi, Bombay N.2' and a circular postmark of 'CEL 38 BOMBAY'. The front is fully covered with a message written in Tibetan script. The stamp is canceled.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DKCX75
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DKCX75

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