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Indian postcard — tiger 15 p. stamp — Delhi, 1950 - Front
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Indian postcard — tiger 15 p. stamp — Delhi, 1950 - Back
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Indian postcard — tiger 15 p. stamp — Delhi, 1950

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Description

Indian postcard dated 1950, franked with a 15 p. stamp depicting a tiger, with a postal mark from Delhi. The reverse features a handwritten correspondence in Devanagari script, including the recipient's address in Naifur, as well as weight and postage rate notes.

Characteristics

Type
CP
Reference
DFYT55
Condition
Good condition, with some folds and a small hole near the bottom.
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference
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