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Portrait of a Maharaja — text in Marathi — publisher Sriramdas Nandkishor, Beawar - Front — Front

Portrait of a Maharaja — text in Marathi — publisher Sriramdas Nandkishor, Beawar - Back — Back

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Portrait of a Maharaja — text in Marathi — publisher Sriramdas Nandkishor, Beawar

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Description

Vintage postcard from Beawar (India) showing a portrait of a Maharaja in traditional costume, with printed text in Marathi describing his attributes. The reverse features handwritten correspondence in Marathi, a circular postmark from Beawar dated June 9, 1906, and an Indian postage stamp from 1906. At the bottom of the front, the publisher is identified as Sriramdas Nandkishor, an opium merchant from Beawar.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DJYP15
Condition: folded, slightly damaged corners, red stain at bottom right
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: DJYP15

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