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Woman and Bird — Decorative Scene — S. Mahabooob-Bukhsh Sarajudeen & Co., Bombay - Front
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Woman and Bird — Decorative Scene — S. Mahabooob-Bukhsh Sarajudeen & Co., Bombay - Back
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Woman and Bird — Decorative Scene — S. Mahabooob-Bukhsh Sarajudeen & Co., Bombay

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Description

Illustrated postcard depicting a woman in a traditional dress near an ornate pillar with a bird, published by S. Mahabooob-Bukhsh Sarajudeen & Co. at 50, Baloo Sarang Street, Bombay. Reverse: handwritten Devanagari script, Indian 1/4 anna postage stamp, Delhi cancellation of 27 September 1905, and Devanagari script address.

Characteristics

Type
CP
Reference
DJYI13
Condition
torn corners, visible creases, humidity stains
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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