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Dalli Rajhara — postcard sent to Jaipur — unknown publisher, serial number not visible - Front
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Dalli Rajhara — postcard sent to Jaipur — unknown publisher, serial number not visible

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Indian postcard dated 19198, sent from Dalli Rajhara (Durg District, Madhya Pradesh) to the Mittal Stamp Company in Jaipur. The reverse contains a handwritten letter addressed to Mr. Dix, requesting a product list and information on watermarks. The 10 annas stamp is postmarked in Dalli Rajhara on 16 May 1952.

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Condition
good condition
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