Five official seals are known from India. There have also been 17 Dead Letter Office seals recorded.
Catalog: Drummond OS3
Date issued: Unknown, EKU June 20, 1932
Printing: Black
Perforation: Imperforate
Inscription: "FOUND / OPEN / OR / DAMAGED/ AND / OFFICIALLY / SECURED."
Control Number: "Lab.-39." at upper left
Description: 1937 cover from Hobart, Tasmania to Bombay, India with Indian post office seal affixed at upper right. Letter was returned to sender. Numerous backstamps including violet boxed "REFUSE / (REFUSED).", and black dead letter office markings of Bombay and Madras.
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