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Bombay — Indian postcard with 9 pence stamp — publisher not visible

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Description

Indian postcard dated 17 September 1937, franked with a 9 pence stamp depicting King George V, with a circular postmark of Bombay. The reverse features a long handwritten correspondence in Bengali script, with the address 'Bombay' in cursive English handwriting. The printed text indicates 'WRITING SPACE' and 'ADDRESS ONLY'.

Characteristics

Type
CP
Reference
DKGA79
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference
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