Nabha

Nabha was an Indian convention state located in the Punjab region.


 * In 1885, various then-current Victorian Indian stamps were overprinted with a curved NABHA / STATE.
 * In 1885-90, stamps were overprinted NABHA / STATE in two close-set lines, in red, or in black (1885-87).
 * In 1903-09, Edward VII stamps were similarly overprinted.
 * In 1907, new designs were similarly overprinted.
 * In 1913-23, George V definitives were similarly overprinted. In 1924, the 1a in chocolate was also oveprinted.
 * In 1927-36, George V stamps watermarked with multiple stars were overprinted in a single line.













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