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Description
English: Designed by : T. I. Archer and I. M. Das  · Printed by : Security Printing Press, Nasik
Expiry date
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1944-12-31
Format
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Stamp
Themes
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Gods_and_goddesses  · Monuments
Emission
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Definitive
Issued on
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1949-08-15
Size
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21 x 24 mm
Print run
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300,000
Series
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Monuments_and_Temples_1949-1952
Perforation
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comb14
Paper
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Multiple Star of India inverted
Colors
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Yellow_green
Score
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79% Accuracy: Very Low
Related items
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Philatelic_Product_(Related):_125_years_of_the_"Centre_of_Europe"_geodetic_mark_(Ukraine)
Printing
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Typography
Face value
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9 p - Indian paisa
Gum
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Self-Adhesive
Watermark
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Multiple Star of India sideways (stars pointing right)
Catalog codes
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Stanley Gibbons IN 311w
Date
Source https://colnect.com/en/stamps/stamp/986253-Trimurti-Monuments_and_Temples_1949-1952-India
Author Post of India
Permission
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Public domain
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