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Portrait of a Maharaja — Text in Gujarati — Publisher: Sriramdas Nandkishor, Beawar - Front — Front

Portrait of a Maharaja — Text in Gujarati — Publisher: Sriramdas Nandkishor, Beawar - Back — Back

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Portrait of a Maharaja — Text in Gujarati — Publisher: Sriramdas Nandkishor, Beawar

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Description

Illustrated postcard portrait of a Maharaja in royal attire, with a Gujarati text describing his attributes. On the reverse, handwritten Gujarati correspondence, a handwritten address 'Mundwa Sambhori', and a mention of the publisher 'Sriramdas Nandkishor, Bargain Merchant, Opium Shoo, Beawar'. Indian postmark of 1906 cancelled 'SAMBHOR'.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DJYO93
Condition: creased, corners slightly damaged
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DJYO93

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