PATNA 9 GUN SALUTE STATE
Patna, or Patnagarh, was a princely state in
the Central Provinces of India during the British Raj. It had
its capital at Balangir (Bolangir).
Its area was 6,503 Sq.Km or 2,511 Sq Miles.
Until 1947,
it was not part of British India but was subject to the suzerainty of the British crown, under the Orissa
States Agency.
In 1947, at
the time of the Indian
independence, Patna's
ruler did not immediately accede to the newly independent Dominion of India, delaying accession until 1948. The
present day Balangir district is almost coterminous with the
boundaries of the former state.
Court fee Stamps
:--
Type-4 :- 1906-1907 AD, Size 81mm. Dia. , Imperf. ,
Handstamped in Violet. Cut to shape and glued to document for use as an
adhesive . Serial number and value are added by hand in English ,Oriya and
Hindi.
Type-6 :- 1914-1919 AD, Size 88 x 60 mm. , Imperf. ,
Handstamped with iron die in Violet. Cut
to shape and glued to document for use as an adhesive . Serial number and value
are added by hand in English ,Oriya and Hindi.
Type-12 :- 1940 AD, Size 75x34mm. , Perf. 14 , British
Indian Court fee stamp of 1937 overprinted with, “ PATNA STATE ” .
Revenue Stamps :--
Type-30 :- 1943 AD, Size 18 X 22 mm., Perf. 14, Overprinted on British Indian small Revenue series of 1934-46 , “PATNA /STATE”.
Provisional :- surcharged in black , “Add 12 ½ % / additional
/ duty
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