 Intaglio Seal Covers Collection of British INDIA

Intaglio cover, 1842, Sandwa to Bidasar, Without any adhesive, Letter dispatched from Thakur Khet Singh, Sandwa (Sandwa is printed in the back of the cover), Cancellation seal as &ldquo;SANDWA | B.O. | 17 JY 42 | BIKANER&rdquo;, addressed to Sri Kanmal ji Mangilal ji, Bidasar (famous merchant), Two Intaglio seals &ldquo;SANDWA | B.O.&rdquo; No delivery seal, Unrecorded, good condition, Extremely Rare. 

Note:&nbsp; Covers from Sandwa and Bidasar, two places in Bikaner Rajputana State, are difficult to find and missing in advanced collections.&nbsp;For official documents and correspondence, intaglio seals were commonly used in India during the 1840s. Intaglio seals are engraved or etched designs that are incised or carved into materials such as metal or stone. Seals such as these were then used to authenticate or validate documents by impressing the design onto wax or other sealing materials.

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