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Flowers — rose and lily — publisher Mohamed Ismail, Fazel Ellahi, Fatehpuri Bazar, Delhi - Front — Front

Flowers — rose and lily — publisher Mohamed Ismail, Fazel Ellahi, Fatehpuri Bazar, Delhi - Back — Back

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Flowers — rose and lily — publisher Mohamed Ismail, Fazel Ellahi, Fatehpuri Bazar, Delhi

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Description

Ancient postcard decorated with a bouquet of rose and lily, published by Mohamed Ismail and Fazel Ellahi in Fatehpuri Bazar, Delhi. The reverse features handwritten Devanagari script, a circular cancellation from Hazara (29 MY), and a 3 annas British India postage stamp. The address is directed to 'Mun Dwar (Marwar)' with the note 'J.B.P.' at the bottom.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DJYN71
Condition: torn corners, visible creases, water stains
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DJYN71

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