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Illustrated Postcard — Man Playing an Instrument — Publisher Allibihy Esmailjee, Bombay - Front — Front

Illustrated Postcard — Man Playing an Instrument — Publisher Allibihy Esmailjee, Bombay - Back — Back

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Illustrated Postcard — Man Playing an Instrument — Publisher Allibihy Esmailjee, Bombay

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Description

Illustrated postcard from Bombay, depicting a man playing an instrument, with an Indian postage stamp of 30 pence and a postmark 'BOMBAY'. The reverse features handwritten correspondence in Arabic script, addressed to 'M. Wachhaw' in Bombay, with a note at the bottom of the front reading 'Allibihy Esmailjee, Wholesale & Retail Stationer, 171, Abdulrehman Street, Bombay'.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DJYG73
Condition: Torn edge, visible creases, faint stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: DJYG73

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