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Postcard of Raigarh (M.P.) — text in Devanagari script — publisher Makharam Bholaram - Front
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Postcard of Raigarh (M.P.) — text in Devanagari script — publisher Makharam Bholaram

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Indian postcard dated around 1930, sent from Raigarh (M.P.) to Bithal Patni in Bombay. The reverse features handwritten Devanagari text, a cursive address, and a green 3 pence stamp with cancellation. The publisher 'Makharam Bholaram' is printed at the bottom left.

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