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Gwalior — postcard dated April 10, 1934 — publisher India Postage - Front — Front

Gwalior — postcard dated April 10, 1934 — publisher India Postage - Back — Back

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Gwalior — postcard dated April 10, 1934 — publisher India Postage

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Description

Indian postcard of Gwalior, dated April 10, 1934, franked with a nine-pice stamp depicting King George V. The address is handwritten in English and Devanagari script, addressed to Mangijalal Bhandari in Indorewala, Sholapur city. The back presents Devanagari script, likely a personal message, and visible creases.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DKJG31
Condition: corners damaged, visible creases, faint stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DKJG31

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