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Seated Goddess Playing an Instrument — Bombay — Publisher N.E.M. - Front — Front

Seated Goddess Playing an Instrument — Bombay — Publisher N.E.M. - Back — Back

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Seated Goddess Playing an Instrument — Bombay — Publisher N.E.M.

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Description

Illustrated postcard of a seated goddess playing an instrument, published by N.E.M. on the reverse, addressed to Mamidi Subbarayudu, a general merchant in Palakol, with a handwritten address in Arabic script and an English note. A Bombay postal stamp canceled on 13 February 1906, with a postmark indicating 'Bombay' and '13 FEB 06'.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DJYM41
Condition: damaged corners, visible creases, water stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DJYM41

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