MAHI  KANTHA                                                                    NON  SALUTE 
STATE 
The minor
princely state, in Mahi
Kantha, was ruled
by Koli Chieftains, within the  thana  jurisdiction of Sabar
Kantha.
In 1901 it
comprised the town and three other villages, with a combined population of
1,744, yielding 5,788 Rupees state revenue (1903-4, mostly from land), paying
double tribute: 1,188 Rupees to the Gaekwar Baroda
State and 486
Rupees to Idar State.
Court  Fee Stamps :--
Type  1 :- 1885 AD, British India Court fee series of 1882
(Victoria) , overprinted vertically  with
3 lines in English (serif letters) and 2 lines in Gujrati in black , “Current/
only in / Mahi Kantha reading upwards. Size 77 X 36 mm. , Perf. 14.
One Anna, Lilac , Ref. # 11
Type  3 :- 1905, British India Court fee series of 1904 (Edward VII )
, overprinted vertically  with 3 lines in
English (serif letters) and 2 lines in Gujrati in black , “Current/ only in /
Mahi Kantha reading upwards. Size 77 X 36 mm. , Perf. 14.
Type  4 :- 1915AD , British India Court fee series of 1913 (George
V) , overprinted vertically  with 3 lines
in English (serif letters) and 2 lines in Gujrati in black , “Current/ only in
/ Mahi Kantha reading upwards. Size 77 X 36 mm. , Perf. 14.

Half Rupee or Eight Annas, Brown Lilac, Ref. # 54
Type  5 :- 1916 AD, British India Court fee series of 1913 (George
V) , overprinted horizontally   with one
line in English (without serifs ) and below in one  line in Gujrati in black , “Current  only in  Mahi Kantha.  Size 78 X 36 mm. , Perf. 14.










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