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Hindu goddess — on lotus — publisher Allibhoy Esmailjee, Bombay - Front
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Hindu goddess — on lotus — publisher Allibhoy Esmailjee, Bombay

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Illustrated postcard of a Hindu goddess standing on a lotus, with an elephant in the background. On the reverse, handwritten address to Shiwot Prohklad Choddi in Naraina, Marwar, with an Indian three-pence postage stamp and cancellation mark 'NARAINA'. The publisher is mentioned at the bottom of the front: 'Allibhoy Esmailjee, Wholesale Stationer and Printer, 171, Abdool Rehman Street, Bombay.'

Characteristics

Type
CP
Reference
DJYG37
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
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