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Bombay — postcard sent from Gwalior — unknown publisher, series number not visible - Front
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Bombay — postcard sent from Gwalior — unknown publisher, series number not visible

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Description

Indian postcard dated November 3, 1909, franked with a green 3 annas stamp depicting the portrait of a monarch. The circular cancellation indicates the sending from Gwalior, with another postal office mark from Bombay. The reverse features handwritten Devanagari script, with an address and signature at the bottom right. The printed text on the front indicates 'POST CARD' and 'WRITING SPACE'.

Characteristics

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CP
Reference
DKHX63
Condition
Good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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