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Shakuntala — Mythological Scene — Publisher Muddale

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Description

Illustrated postcard in blue depicting the scene of Shakuntala, with a legend at the bottom left. On the reverse, handwritten address in Devanagari script to Bombay, with the inscription 'Budroedin Ahmedjee, General Paper Merchant, Suthar Chawla Bombay'. Indian postage stamp of 1/4 anna, postmarked Mundwa 6.30.1916.

Characteristics

Type
CP
Reference
DJYJ75
Condition
damaged corners, visible creases, water stains
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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