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Indian Postcard — Text in Devanagari Script — Publisher 'INDIA POST CARD' — 9 Pence Postmark - Front — Front

Indian Postcard — Text in Devanagari Script — Publisher 'INDIA POST CARD' — 9 Pence Postmark - Back — Back

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Indian Postcard — Text in Devanagari Script — Publisher 'INDIA POST CARD' — 9 Pence Postmark

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Description

British Indian postcard dated around 1913, with a green 9 pence stamp depicting the portrait of George V and a circular cancellation of 'CALCUTTA'. The reverse features a long handwritten letter in Devanagari script addressed to Mohan Lalji in Calcutta. The address is written in English: '178 Harrison Road, Calcutta'.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DGAT93
Condition: Good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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