JAMBU GHODA (NON SALUTE STATE)
Jambughoda State, previously known as 'Narukot' and 'Tokalpur' state, was a small non-salute Koli princely state in India during the time of the British Raj. Its last
ruler acceded to the Union of India on 10 June 1948.
Jambughoda
State had an area of 370 Sq.Km and a population of 11.385 in 1931. It was
bounded by Baria State in the
north, Baroda State in the south
and Chhota Udaipur State in
the east. Privy purse of state at the time of
accession in to independent India on10 June 1948 was Rs.70,000.
Jambughoda State fell under the Baroda Agency of
the Bombay Presidency, later integrated into the Baroda and
Gujarat States Agency. It was located
in a tribal dominated area, with the Naikda and
the Koli people as the main groups. Its capital was at Jambughoda town in
present-day Gujarat state, India.
Court fee Stamps
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Type-5 -1940-46 AD , Size
75 X 35 mm. , Perf.11 ½ , Wove paper.
Value in upper panel in Gujrati and lower panel in English in capitals without
serifs.
Four Annas , Deep Carmine
Red , Ref. # 55
REVENUE STAMP :-
Type-15 -1943 , Size 34
½ x39 ½ mm. , Perf.11 ½ , Wove paper.
One Anna ,Olive Green, Ref. # 151
Type-17 -1943-45 , Size
29 x 37 mm. , Perf.11 ½ , Wove paper.
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