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Indian postcard — text in Burmese script — Indian publisher, series number not legible - Front
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Indian postcard — text in Burmese script — Indian publisher, series number not legible - Back
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Indian postcard — text in Burmese script — Indian publisher, series number not legible

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Description

Indian postcard dated April 29, 1919, with a Delhi cancellation and an Indian stamp with portrait of King George V. The back is fully covered with handwritten text in Burmese script, with the recipient address 'Kragaul, Malwa' in English script. The printed text indicates 'POST CARD' and 'ADDRESS ONLY'.

Characteristics

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CP
Reference
DKIP47
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
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