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1949,&nbsp;Subash Chander Bose&nbsp;Picture Envelope,&nbsp;By Air Mail , Colored Passport Image of &quot;Subash Chander Bose&quot;,&nbsp;on Right and Tiranga with Slogan of &quot;Jai Hind&quot; in Left Side, Excellent Condition.

Picture Envelope of Subash Chander Bose.

Picture Envelope OF Subhash Chander Bose.

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Bengal Presidency, Farukhabad Mint, Silver Rupee, 45 RY,&nbsp;&quot;Saya-e-Fazle Elah&quot;Couplet, In the name of Shah Alam II, Obv: sikka zad bar haft kishwar sayaye fazle elah, hami e dine Muhammad Shah Alam Badshah,&nbsp; Rev: sana 45 julus zarb, 11.00g, 27.5mm, about very fine.

Silver One Rupee Coin of Farrukhabad Mint of Bengal Presidency.

Chats on Old Coins, F.W.Burgess.

Hard Bound, 444 pages,

This book aims to provide in a condensed form an account a history of coins starting with the obsolete currencies, which have used by the most prominent countries from the start commerce in the history of the world.

A Book On Chats on Old Coin By F. W. Burgess.

Collector&#39;s Guide to Indian Canteen Tokens, By Praful Thakkar.

Soft Bound, 88 Pages,&nbsp;

This book is a reference catalogue of canteen tokens issued in India since 1939. These metallic tokens were issued by various establishments, government as well as non-government, for use in their own premises only. The concept of Canteen Tokens developed in industrial, commercial, military, catering and other such units during the time of the World War II. Such tokens were mainly used in the cotton mills of western India. Hotels, tea stalls, etc. in different parts of India still use canteen tokens. These are made of various metals like brass, copper, aluminum, etc. The Guide has catalogued canteen tokens of major establishments like mills, military, banks, etc. who issued them. 295 tokens have been catalogued with details like the issuer, location, metal, weight, size shape, value and descriptions of obverse and reverse.

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