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

Bombay — Indian postcard with 9 pice stamp — publisher not visible - Back — Back

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Description

Indian postcard dated March 15, 1935, sent from Bombay (then Bombay) to a recipient in Pune (Maharashtra), with a 9 pice stamp depicting King George V. The reverse features a long handwritten correspondence in Devanagari script, with a handwritten address in English and Devanagari. The cancellation 'BOMBAY.2' and the stamp 'ADDRESS ONLY' are visible.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DKFH51
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: DKFH51

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