Barwani
The Feudatory State of Barwani – II
1921-1948
The British described Barwani as “picturesque”, having hills and valleys covered with dense forests, and dotted with ruins of ancient forts and palaces. The Muslim influence of the past left its mark in the form of mosques and dargahs. The population was almost all tribal, and cattle breeding seemed to be the main occupation.
Rana Ranjit Singh
1921-1923
Sg:IN-BW 12
2 A. Purple. Perf 11.
Ordinary toned paper
1923
Sg:IN-BW 13
¼ A. Grey blue. Perf 8½.
1922
Sg:IN-BW 14
½ A. Green. Perf 11
1923
Sg:IN-BW 15
1 A. Brown red. Perf 11.
Thin smooth wove paper
1923
Sg:IN-BW 16
½ A. Green. Perf 7.
Thick soft wove paper
1921
Rana Ranjit Singh
1923-1926
Perforated – Wove, Laid Paper
Sg:IN-BW 19
¼ A. Greyish-ultramarine. Perf 7
Sg:IN-BW 17
¼ A. Black. Perf 7
Sg:IN-BW 18
¼ A. Dull rose. Perf 7
Sg:IN-BW 20
¼ A. Dark blue. Perf 7
Sg:IN-BW 21
½ A. Green. Perf 7
1927-1928
Perforated 7 – Thin Wove Paper
Sg:IN-BW 22
4 A. Orange. Perf 7.
1928-1932
Thick Glazed Paper
Coarse Perforated 7
Rough Perforated 10½
Sg:IN-BW 24
¼ A. Bright blue. Perf 7.
Sg:IN-BW 25
½ A. Bright yellow-green. Perf 7.
Sg:IN-BW 26
¼ A. Deep ultramarine. Perf 10½
Sg:IN-BW 27
½ A. Yellow green. Perf 10½.
Perforated 11
Sg:IN-BW 28
¼ A. Blue. Perf 11.
Sg:IN-BW 29
½ A. Emerald green. Perf 11.
Sg:IN-BW 30
1 A. Carmine pink. Perf 11.
Sg:IN-BW 31
4 A. Salmon. Perf 11.
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