2003,Chenna Museum Miniature Sheet of India Issued on 151st Anniversary of Government ,  i. MS is with three stamps of 1.Natesha-12th Century, Bronze from Tanjavur,  2. Sculptured Medallion from Amaravati(150 AD) and ,3.Museum Theatre and ,   ......Read More

2003,India-France:Joint Issue , Miniature Sheet of showcases  Rooster motif- A sketch of 15th Century in one stamp.The other stamp depicts Peacock Motif -Minakari from 19th Century.The theme is rich tradition of arts and crafts of two countries,              Issued on 29 November  2003,    ......Read More

Stamp Booklet on Children's Day-Joy of Cmmunication on the occassion of 150 years of Postage Stamps of India. It contains 6 stamps on Children's Day, Front Cover with cartoon picture and Balloon , Issued by : Post Master General, North Bengal & Sikkim Region, MNH.

The Pallava Coins, By R. Krishnamurthy.

Soft Bound, 196 Pages, 

This is the first full-length study, in English, on coins of the Pallavas who held sway over different areas adjoining the eastern coast of Peninsular India, in different times, roughly from the beginning of fourth century to the end of ninth "   ......Read More

The first comprehensive catalogue of Neplaese coins ever attempted. It Covers the period from the earliest issues, struck during the Lichhavi Dybasty until the end of the reign of Prithvi Vir Bikram Shah in 1911. More than 1400 Coins are described and most are illustrated on the 51 plates. The first chapter is devoted to a new and detailed classification of the coins of the Lichhavi Dynasty, and sequent chapters deal with the few coins attributed  to the Mediaeval period and to the fine series of silver coins struck by the Malla rulers in the Kathmandu "   ......Read More

2003,India-France:Joint Issue , Miniature Sheet of showcases  Rooster motif- A sketch of 15th Century in one stamp.The other stamp depicts Peacock Motif -Minakari from 19th Century.The theme is rich tradition of arts and crafts of two countries,              Issued on 29 November  2003,    ......Read More

2003,Chenna Museum Miniature Sheet of India Issued on 151st Anniversary of Government ,  i. MS is with three stamps of 1.Natesha-12th Century, Bronze from Tanjavur,  2. Sculptured Medallion from Amaravati(150 AD) and ,3.Museum Theatre and ,   ......Read More

Stamp Booklet on Children's Day-Joy of Cmmunication on the occassion of 150 years of Postage Stamps of India. It contains 6 stamps on Children's Day, Front Cover with cartoon picture and Balloon , Issued by : Post Master General, North Bengal & Sikkim Region, MNH.

2003,India-France:Joint Issue , Miniature Sheet of showcases  Rooster motif- A sketch of 15th Century in one stamp.The other stamp depicts Peacock Motif -Minakari from 19th Century.The theme is rich tradition of arts and crafts of two countries,              Issued on 29 November  2003,    ......Read More

2003,Chenna Museum Miniature Sheet of India Issued on 151st Anniversary of Government ,  i. MS is with three stamps of 1.Natesha-12th Century, Bronze from Tanjavur,  2. Sculptured Medallion from Amaravati(150 AD) and ,3.Museum Theatre and ,   ......Read More

Stamp Booklet on Children's Day-Joy of Cmmunication on the occassion of 150 years of Postage Stamps of India. It contains 6 stamps on Children's Day, Front Cover with cartoon picture and Balloon , Issued by : Post Master General, North Bengal & Sikkim Region, MNH.

1958, Stamps of Pakistan, Set of 1 Stamp, Issue on 2nd National Boy Scouts Jamboree Chittagong East Pakistan, Sc.no: 101, Mint. 

1965, Stamps of Pakistan, Set of 1 Stamp, Issue of Stamps on Century of the ITU, Sc.No: 214, Used.

Historical Studies in Mughal Mint Towns and other Essays, S.H. Hodivala Hard bounded book compiled and edited by Sanjay Garg. This book is on the coins of Mugul Rulers of India. The articles in the book deals with the mint-towns of the Mughals. This book describes about the chronological synopsis of Akbari mints which has been prepared mainly with a view to making the lines of demarcation clear. Taken account only those mints- which were at work and deliberately excluding all those which had been closed due to the Reorganisation of the Coinage and the Imperial Mints about the 30th year.