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Villa of the School of India — Bombay — Allibhoy Esmailjee, Printer & Stationer - Front
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Villa of the School of India — Bombay — Allibhoy Esmailjee, Printer & Stationer

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Description

Postcard illustrating a Gothic villa in Bombay, with printed text in English and Arabic script on the reverse. The reverse features a handwritten Arabic address, an Indian 3 annas postage stamp, and a cancellation marked 'BOMBAY' dated February 2, 1905. The publisher is Allibhoy Esmailjee, 171 Abdulrehman Street, Bombay.

Characteristics

Type
CP
Reference
DJYG57
Condition
Creases, worn corners, water stains
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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