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Bombay — postcard with 9 pence stamp — publisher unknown

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Description

Indian postcard dated around 1920, franked with a green 9 pence stamp depicting King George V, with a circular Bombay postmark. The back has handwritten text in Devanagari script and English, addressed to 'Badasusthiji - gambshir' in Bombay, with a note 'INDIA POSTAGE' and a partial date '8.20'.

Characteristics

Type
CP
Reference
DKFV35
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
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Reference
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