HYDERABAD 1900: Postal stationery registered envelope 2a. blue, first issue with no imprint under flap, used in 1911 from Nander to Jodhpur, re-directed to Mundwa (Marwar), uprated by Hyderabad 1905-11 ½a green (on front) and two singles ¼a grey in combination with British India KEVII. ½a block of four and pair, tied by native cds and "NANDER/12 JU/11" cds respectively, "MARWAR-MUNDWA/17 JU 11" arrival cds alongside. Envelope slightly reduced and toned but still an attractive mixed franking on a scarce ps reg. envelope.
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INDORE Fiscal: Single die proof of 2a. stamp (for Hundi?) in black on medium wove watermarked paper, fine, attractive and scarce.
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INDORE Fiscal 1900 ca.: Single die proof of a 1r.8a. stamp for Hundi, in black on medium wove watermarked paper, few stains on foot of sheetlet, stamp fine, attractive and scarce.
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JAMMU & KASHMIR 1884 Telegraph stamp 2a. sepia, vertical strip of three, unused w/o gum as issued, lightly stained at top and upper right, fine. (Image)

JIND 1882-85 ½a. (olive-bistre) used in combination with British India ½a. blue on cover to Bombay via Ahmedabad, the Jind stamp tied by similar heart-shaped native handstamp, the QV stamp tied by "R.M.S." h/s in circle of bars, and on the reverse with various transit and arrival datestamps. The stamps with minor imperfections but still good. A very scarce usage of the Jind stamp in combination with British India to outside the state.
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ORCHHA 1939 5r. orange block of four, 2r. violet vertical pair and 8a. magenta vertical pair used fiscally on document, with cancellation in manuscript, fresh, fine, attractive and scarce. (Image)

TRIPURA STATE Revenue 1935: Single die proof of Revenue stamp 1a., K&M Type 6, related to No.61, in black on thin white wove paper, imperforated, light corner crease otherwise fine. A scarce proof.
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TRIPURA STATE Revenue 1940: Single die proof of Revenue stamp 1a., K&M Type 7, related to No.71, in black on medium white wove paper, imperforated, fine. A scarce proof.
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