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Indian postcard — Tamil script — addressed to Birlothichand and Shovramul at Pethri (Hasirahal) - Front — Front

Indian postcard — Tamil script — addressed to Birlothichand and Shovramul at Pethri (Hasirahal) - Back — Back

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Indian postcard — Tamil script — addressed to Birlothichand and Shovramul at Pethri (Hasirahal)

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Description

Indian postcard dated November 15, 1927, sent from Birlothichand and Shovramul to Pethri (Hasirahal). The reverse features handwritten correspondence in Tamil, with cursive script and lines of text in Tamil script. Two postage stamps are visible: a circular stamp 'INDIA POST CARD' and another stamp 'POSTAGE' with the date 15 NOV 1927.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DFQX95
Condition: Good condition, with some folds and light stains.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference: DFQX95

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