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Indian postcard — Marathi script — recipient in Bombay - Front
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Indian postcard — Marathi script — recipient in Bombay

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Description

Indian postcard dated around 1910, with Marathi script on the front and a handwritten English address on the back for L. Ganeshmull in Bombay. The back bears a 1/4 anna Indian stamp (1910) and a circular cancellation of 'Bombay'.

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CP
Reference
DKIV97
Condition
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Availability
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