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Portrait of a man in a turban — text in Devanagari and handwritten script — publisher Valida Bros. Press, Bombay - Front — Front

Portrait of a man in a turban — text in Devanagari and handwritten script — publisher Valida Bros. Press, Bombay - Back — Back

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Portrait of a man in a turban — text in Devanagari and handwritten script — publisher Valida Bros. Press, Bombay

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Description

Ancient Indian postcard showing a black-and-white portrait of a man in an ornate turban, with printed text in Devanagari on the right. The reverse contains a long handwritten letter in Devanagari script, an English address 'Sriramdas Nandkishor, Opium Shop, Beawar', a 3 pence British Crown stamp with cancellation, and a postal mark 'MANGALWAR' with the date '6-AM 9 NO.05'.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DJYP27
Condition: folded, corners worn, color stains, tear at bottom right
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: DJYP27

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