Category Archive for 'British India'

Postal History-East India 6A8P on Cover to London via Marseilles (France) 1867 cover from Bombay to London  via Marseilles, dispatch postmark in black India Paid and  arrival postmark in red  at front .

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Picture Card Profile Portrait of King George on the first series of RBI issued in 1938–RBI First Day Cancelled with commemorative stamp, British India-Series I Date Of Distribution:-16.01.2010.

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Indian Stamp- King George V- Tete-Beche Pair with Gutter

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Error & Varieties-1/2 Anna King George V (Mounted) Set Off

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Error & Varieties-3p King George V-British India Ps-is Rs in one stamp with one normal stamp.

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Error & Variety-2 Rs King George V Pearl Missing at 7 o’ Clock Position

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Post Card – Pre Independence India A Reply  Post Card from  Pre Independence India – King Edward VII.

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Post Card – Pre Independence India – King Edward VII A Post Card from  Pre Independence India – King Edward VII.

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Postal Stationery – India – East India Company An East India Company Reply Post Card with B.O Cancellation.

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Indian Stamps overprinted Kuwait

Indian Stamps overprinted Kuwait _ British India A set of Six stamps of India issued in G VI series in 1937 and overprinted Kuwait.

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British India The  King Edward VII card was issued on 24th April 1922. The international postcard rate was increased to one and half annas and an emergency or provisional issue was released using existing obsolete one Anna cards stocks surcharged with the figures one and half in black. Size 139 X 89mm. The small surcharge has [...]

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British India-KGVI India Postage Stamps-This series of King George VI postage stamps have been printed by the letterpress process and the water mark on the paper is multiple star throughout.

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British India-King Gorge V-Rs. 1 Booklet, British India-Stitched Booklet-One Anna Stamps

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