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Indian Postcard — Text in Devanagari Script — 9 Pence Stamp - Front
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Indian Postcard — Text in Devanagari Script — 9 Pence Stamp - Back
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Indian Postcard — Text in Devanagari Script — 9 Pence Stamp

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Description

Indian postcard dated March 19, 1946, franked with two 9 pence stamps depicting King George VI. The back features a handwritten address to Bhanwarimal Kotiye in Gaibanda, Rangpur, with an Indian postmark. The front is fully covered with a message written in Devanagari script, likely in Hindi or a regional dialect.

Characteristics

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CP
Reference
DFXF99
Condition
Good condition, visible folds, entire text legible
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Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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