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Indian postcard — Bombay — publisher unknown, series number not visible - Front
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Indian postcard — Bombay — publisher unknown, series number not visible

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Description

Indian postcard dated around 1910, franked with two 9 pence stamps depicting King George V, with a circular postmark from Bombay. The reverse features handwritten Hebrew script correspondence and a handwritten red inscription 'Bombay'.

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CP
Reference
DKFM03
Condition
good condition
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Condition
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