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The British Postal Museum & Archive have produce this very informative information sheet on [http://wiki.fibis.org/images/4/4a/BPMA_Royal_Mail_Archive_Info_Sheet_India.pdf ''The Postal History of India''] | The British Postal Museum & Archive have produce this very informative information sheet on [http://wiki.fibis.org/images/4/4a/BPMA_Royal_Mail_Archive_Info_Sheet_India.pdf ''The Postal History of India''] | ||
== Related Articles == | |||
*[[India Postal Establishments 1868 - 1900]] indicating where employee records might be found. | |||
*[[Lists of Civil Engineers and European and East Indian Uncovenanted Servants employed in the Public Works, Military and Postal Departments 1884 -1900]] | |||
*[[Post and Telegraphs Department]] | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Revision as of 22:20, 3 January 2012
The British Postal Museum & Archive have produce this very informative information sheet on The Postal History of India
Related Articles
- India Postal Establishments 1868 - 1900 indicating where employee records might be found.
- Lists of Civil Engineers and European and East Indian Uncovenanted Servants employed in the Public Works, Military and Postal Departments 1884 -1900
- Post and Telegraphs Department
Gallery
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Post Office Tirimulgherry -
Post Office Simla -
General Post Office Calcutta -
The General Post Office Bombay -
Her Majesty's Mail Boat on the Magna
External links
- The British Postal Museum & Archive
- Postage stamps and postal history of India - Wikipedia
- The Postal History of India
- Stamps and postal history of India - NationMaster.com
- History of Postal Communications in India by Sangeeta Deogawanka