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Scinde Dawk, 1852, 1/2 Anna, WHITE,&nbsp;Almost complete stamps visible,&nbsp;Certified&nbsp;By Sergio Simondo, USA,&nbsp;Good Margin Alround, Axtra Wide Margin at the Bottom,&nbsp;Very Light Cancellation,&nbsp;SG # 1, &nbsp;Extremely Rare.

	Scinde&nbsp;Dawk&nbsp;was a very old system of runners that served the&nbsp;Indus Valley of&nbsp;Sindh,&nbsp;(Now in Pakistan), The term also refers to the first adhesive postage stamps in Asia. The name derives from the words&nbsp;&ldquo;Scinde&rdquo;,&nbsp;the British spelling of the name of the province of&nbsp;&ldquo;Sindh&rdquo;,&nbsp;and&nbsp;&ldquo;Dawk&rdquo;,&nbsp;the anglicized spelling of the&nbsp;Hindustani&nbsp;word&nbsp;&ldquo;Dak&rdquo;&nbsp;or Post.&nbsp;The&nbsp;Dawk, or&nbsp;Dak, was a very old postal system of runners.

	Bartle Frere of the East India Company became the Chief Commissioner of Sindh in 1850. Following the English example set by Rowland Hill, Frere improved upon the postal system of Sindh by introducing a cheap and uniform rate for postage, independent of distance travelled. In 1851 the runners were replaced with an efficient system using horses and camels, following routes through Scinde province, generally along the valley of the Indus river. The mail was carried quickly and efficiently, connecting government offices and post offices from Karachi through Kotri and Hyderabad up to Sukkur in the north.&nbsp;

Extremely Rare Scinde Dawk Stamp with Diamond Dots of 1852.

Extremely Rare Scinde Dawk Stamp with large Sunburst Ca ...

Extremely Rare Scinde Dawk Stamp with Diamond Dots of 1 ...

Extremely Rare First Stamp of India 1852 Half Anna Whit ...

1852 Half Anna White Scinde Dawk, First Stamp of India

Extremely Rare White Scinde DAK 1852 in excellent condi ...

One Anna Lithograph of 1854.

Tete Beche of King George VI of 1944.

Half Anna Lithograph of 1854

Mint stamp sheet of 1 Rupee of King George VIth

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Half Anna Lithograph of 1854.