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Mythological scene — Bombay — publisher Motilal Stationer, Bangri Bazar - Front

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Mythological scene — Bombay — publisher Motilal Stationer, Bangri Bazar

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Illustrated postcard depicting a mythological scene with figures on elephants and flying angels. On the reverse, handwritten Devanagari script addressing 'Mundwa Conwar' in Bombay, a 3-rupee Bombay stamp dated August 24, 1908, and cancellations 'BOMBAY' and 'BADDEV'.

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Type: CP
Reference: DJYL11
Condition: damaged corners, folds, stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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