1857. Small Native Entire From PESHAWAR to Lahore Bearing 1/2a Blue (touched at bottom, fine otherwise and fresh colour) Tied With Lined Type 5 Cancel ''228'' of Peshawar. With Unclear Black Despatch Cds (dated Dec 1857) Covering Red Cds and Blue-Green Lahore Arrival Cds (27TH Dec 1857) On Reverse.An Interesting Cover Belongs To 'North West Frontier' Section (Now Pakistan).

Rohilkand, Gulam Qadir Khan, Ahmedabad(North), Silver Rupee, In the name of  Shah Alam II, AH 1201/28RY, 10.84gm, 21.90mm, about extra fine+, Extreme Rare.

North-West India, Trading Guild Coinage (c. 200-100BC), Nigame, Copper Karshapana, OBV:   ......Read More

Military Postage Stamps, 3p, 6p, 9p, 1a, 2a, 2 1/2a, 3a, 4a, 6a, 8a, 12a, 1r, 17-10-53. 'Bharatiya Sangraksha Katak Korea Overprinted in Devnagari on the Archaeological, Complete set of 12 Stamps, (Phila India # K1 To K12), MNH. White Gum

Kidara of Kashmir, Hunnic Dynasty, Pravarasena (537 AD),De-Base Gold Dinara, Obv: Standing figure of Lord Shiva, nimbate, in a classical dance form (tribhanga style), making mudra from his right hand, holding trident in left, wearing tunic and an uttariya a scarf like dress on shoulder (usually worn by men). He is flanked by two dwarf ganas, or accompanists. The figure on left holds a vase and that on the right appears to hold a Conch (Shankha) shell. This indicates that they "   ......Read More

Vishnukundin Dynasty (450-615 AD), North Maharashtra/ Khandesh region, Copper Base Alloy Unit, Obv: bull to right with letter "sri", Rev: conch shell between two tridents, 6.25g, 18.50mm, (Mitch #177), about extremely fine.

Vishnukundin Dynasty (450-615 AD), North Maharashtra/ Khandesh region, Copper Unit, Obv: bull to right with letter "sri", Rev: conch shell between two tridents, 1.55g, 13.82mm, (Mitch #177), about extremely fine+, Rare.

Post-Kushan North India (Punjab-Haryana region), Copper Coin, Obv: king riding elephant left, holding elephant goad, bactrian legend around, Rev: king standing facing, holding spear and goad, sacrificing at fire altar right, 1.35g, 15.48mm, about very fine, Rare.

Vishnukundin Dynasty (450-615 AD), North Maharashtra/ Khandesh Region, Copper Base Alloy Unit, Obv: bull to right with letter 'sri', Rev: conch shell between two tridents, 6.37g, 17.20mm, about very fine.

Mysore Kingdom, Tipu Sultan, Dharwar Mint, Gold Pagoda, AM 1216/6 RY, Obv: huwas sultan-ul-adil, on top muhammad, Rev: persian letter "ha" in centre, at bottom mint name dharwar within the dotted border, 3.5g, 13.23mm, (KM # 99), choice extremely fine, Extremely Rare.

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Scinde Dawk, 1852, 1/2 Anna, WHITE, Diamond of dots cancellation, Starburst Cancellation,    ......Read More

Scinde Dawk, 1852, 1/2 Anna, WHITE, Large Sunburst Cancellation   ......Read More

Scinde Dawk, 1852, 1/2 Anna, WHITE, Almost complete stamps visible, Certified By Sergio    ......Read More

Scinde Dawk, 1852, 1/2 Anna, Blue on piece with tied Diamond of dots Cancellation, on piece is comparatively rarer than the fine used. Certified By Bernard Behar Pascal Behr, Paris, Certificate No. 217414, dated 1st Nov 2011, USED, Margin Touched at the Top, Whereas Margin Alround on other Three Sides, Very Light Cancellation, SG #2,  Extremely Rare.

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