| Auction # 5 (Lot # 110) | Date :December 28, 2013 | View Details | |||
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| Errors (Numismatic) > Stamp of India > Republic India (1947 Till Date) > Sheet Let 2007, 500, First War of Independence, Complete Sheet Let of 12 Stamps, Error: 2 Stamps in one stamps due to invested Perforation, MNH, Rare. Note:- Probably 1st time known such type of Error in India Philately.
Estimate:10000-12000 login , to view Hammer Price |
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| Auction # 30 (Lot # 888) | Date :December 25, 2015 | View Details | |||
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| Great Personalities > Dada Vaswani > Autograph of the Legendary Motivator/Author/Orator Dada J.P. Vaswani.
About:
He was born on August 2, 1918, at Hyderabad, Sindh, in a Sindhi family. He passed the Bachelor of Science examination at the age of 17 years. For his Master's degree, his thesis was on "The Scattering of X-Rays by Solids", which was assessed by C.V. Raman. He also worked as a Fellow in the D.J. Sind " ......Read More |
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| Auction # 43 (Lot # 808) | Date :June 05, 2022 | View Details | |||
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| Others > Spoons > Category_Head > Category_Head Spoon, Rangoon Volunteer Rifles Silver Spoon, After the mutiny of 1857, the British Crown raised Auxiliary Forces of India (AFI) battalions drawing volunteers from among the British settlers, and Parsis for civil defense in all the garrison towns. This was done to prevent incidents of arson that had accompanied the Indian Mutiny of 1857. One of these battalions was the Rangoon Volunteer Rifles (RVR). Each battalion had its own regimental silver. Being offered here is a silver spoon of the RVR. Memorabilia " ......Read More |
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| Auction # 46 (Lot # 556) | Date :October 15, 2023 | View Details | |||
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| Badges, Officers Training Schools (OTS) - MHOW, Shoulder Title Badge Pair, Brass, The letters "O.T.S - MHOW", lug fixing at the back to wear, 8.2g each, 47mm each, about very fine. Note: Officers Training Schools (OTS) were established on the commencement of the Second World War to train Gentlemen " ......Read More |
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