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1 THE PERFIN STAMPS OF INDIA © COPYRIGHT 2021 Please Contact @ Original c1990 By Magnus Werner. Updated 2021 By Jeff Turnbull. 2 Preface & Dedication. It must be stressed from the very beginning that the vast majority of this India perfin catalogue was initially put together in 1990 by the late Mr. Magnus Werner of Sweden, with the assistance of the collectors below. I have now chosen to update it, and include the various amounts of new information which have come to light over the last 30 years. Mr. Bob Szymanski & Mr. Kurt Ottenheimer U.S.A & the late Mr. Pete Maybury S.A. have been ably helping me along with this task, and many new dies and information are attributed to them. Any other new information would be gratefully received, and will be added as and when time permits. All of the new information is in Red Type, and for the collectors interest there are scans of some of the stamps and covers, the rest being the Magnus Werner catalogue, which remains in its original format. In Magnus Werner's original catalogue it was stated that the first use of perfins on postage stamps was thought to be on the 1865-67 issues of East India, and I am still of that opinion, Please note that there are now many dies with decimal place numbers, this is to fall in line with the original Werner catalogue numbering system. Acknowledgements must go to the following collectors for their assistance with the original catalogue of 1990. (Collectors in red also assisted with the update) Leif Bergman, Sweden. Jack L Brandt, Canada. Salvatore Guarini, U.S.A. Tord Lagerwall, Sweden. Richard L Mewhinney, U.S.A. Bob Murrin, U.S.A. Robert J Schwerdt, U.S.A. Derek Pocock Australia. R J Slim, Netherlands. William Smetsers, Netherlands. Hendrik Smit, Netherlands. Conrad M Tremblay, Canada. Abbreviations. Vic-GVI Indicates known on all reigns between. Vic Queen Victoria EDVII King Edward VII GV King George V GVI King George VI Dom Dominion (1947-1950) M Denotes a Multi headed die. Rep Republic (1950) Ø Denotes a suspected Identity. 3 THE PERFIN STAMPS OF INDIA INDEX Page 2 Preface & Dedication Pages 3 to 145 India Postage stamp dies (Alphabetical) Pages 147 to 150 Designs & Numbers dies Pages 151 to 155 Unknown Postage stamp dies Pages 156 to 164 East India stamp dies Pages 165 to 183 Perfin Postal Stationery dies Pages 184 to 186 GV 1935 Silver Jubilee perfin dies Recent additions by courtesy of Michael Behm of Canada Lindsay Parker of Australia 4 Letter "A" A 0.8 A 1 A 2 Letter "A" Issues: GV, Issues: EDVII-GV, Issues: EDVII-GV, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Mount Road, Cancel: Kizhakkambalam. Cancel: Mount Road, Madras. A 3 A 4 A 5 Issues: Vic-GV, Issues: Issues: Ident: Issues: Vic-GV, Issues: GV, Ident: Ident: It is thought that this die is a missing Ident: Ident: pin veriety of A4 Cancel:(Matches the "A." of A10 ?) Cancel: Cancel: Calcutta. Cancel: Cancel: A 6 A 7 Issues: Issues: Issues:Ident: Vic-EDVII, Issues: Vic-Rep, Ident:Issues: Ident: Ident: Asghur Ali, Mohammad Ali. Ident: Cancel: Perfumers. Cancel: Cancel: Calcutta & Howrah. Cancel: Lucknow. Cancel: A 7.5 (Receipt Cancel) (Image on pages 6-7) Issues: Issues: Issues:Ident: Ident:Issues: EDVII, Issues: Ident: Ident: A. Abid & Co, Ident: Cancel: Cancel:Hyderabad Deccan. Cancel: Cancel: Hyderabad. Cancel: A 8 A 8.8 Issues: Ident: Issues: Vic-EDVII, Issues: Issues: Vic, Ident: Ø A, Agelasto & Co, Ident: Ident: Calcutta. Cancel: Cancel: Calcutta. Cancel: Cancel: Issues: Ident: Issues: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: 5 Letter "A" A 9 A 10 Letter "A" Issues: Vic-GV, Issues: Issues: Vic-GV, Ident: Alliance Bank, Ident: Ident: Allahabad Bank, Cancel: Allahabad, Cawnpore & Cancel: Umballa, Simla, & Others Cancel: Others. A 11 Issues: Ident: Issues: Issues: Issues: Issues: Vic-GV, Issues: Ident: Ident: Ident:Cancel: Ident: A Blascheck & Co, Ident: Cancel:Bombay. Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Bombay. Cancel: A 12 A 13 Issues: Issues: Issues: Ident: Issues:Ident: Vic, Issues:Ident: Vic, Issues: Cancel: Ident: Ident: Agra Bank Ltd, Ident: Cancel: Madras.Cancel: Cancel: Calcutta. Cancel: Madras. Cancel: A 14M Issues: Issues: Issues:Ident: Ident:Issues: EDVII-GV, Issues: Ident: Ident: American Baptist Mission Press. Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Rangoon. Cancel: A 15 A 16 A 17 Issues: Issues: Vic-GV, Issues:Ident: Vic-GVI, Issues: GV, Ident: Alliance Bank of Simla Ltd, Ident: Arthur Butler & Co, (Muz) Ltd, Ident: The Angus Co Ltd, Cancel: Calcutta. Cancel: Calcutta. Cancel: Muzaffarpur. Cancel: Calcutta. Issues: Issues: Issues: Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: 6 A 7 GV, Asghar Ali, Mohammad Ali. Perfumers, Lucknow. A large piece from a parcel sent V.P.Rs. (Value Paid on receipt). NOTE : - This A 7.5 Receipt die has been noted on ½ Anna & 1 Anna postally use EDVII stamps with a date of 11-10-1906. A 7.5 Issues: EDVII, 1902-1906. Ident: A. Abid & Co, Hyderabad Deccan, Perfin: Postally used. Cancel: Hyderabad. Image has been put together from a collage of 5 stamps. 7 INDIA PERFINS HYDERABAD DECCAN RECEIPT STAMP A 7.5 These stamps are believed to have been removed from Receipts and further used for postage, a common practice in India at the time. A collage of five stamps reveals the true perfin die, in use c 1906. 8 A 13 Q Victoria, Agra Bank Ltd, Madras. (Perfin inverted). Agra Bank Ltd, Madras Cachet on cover. dated 2-6-1893 Images by Kind permission of Virendra Sharma What appear to be 6 small slited holes are in a circle around Queen Victoria's head ? 9 Letter "A" A 18M A 19 A 20 Issues: Vic-EDVII, Issues: Vic-EDVII, Issues: Vic-EDVII, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Rangoon & Madras. Cancel: Moulmein, Burma. Cancel: Calcutta. A 21 A 22 A 22.5 Issues: Issues: Issues: Ident: Ident: Ident: Issues: Vic-Dom, Issues: Vic-EDVII, Issues: Vic-EDVII, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Calcutta. Cancel: Hyderabad. A 23 A 24 A 25 Issues: Issues: Issues: Ident:Issues: GV-Rep, Issues:Ident: GV-Rep, Ident:Issues: GV-Rep, Ident: All India Reporter Ltd, Ident: All India Reporter Ltd, Ident: All India Reporter Ltd, Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Nagpur. Cancel: Craddock Town, Nagpur Cancel: Craddock Town, Nagpur A 26 A 27 Issues: Issues: Issues: Ident: Ident: Ident: Issues: Issues: Rep, Issues: Vic-Rep, Cancel: Cancel: Cancel:Ident: Ident: Ident: Ahmedabad Municipality, Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Ahmedabad. A 28 A 29 Issues: Issues: Issues: Issues:Ident: Rep, Issues:Ident: GV-Rep, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Issues: Issues: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: 10 Letter "A" A 29.5 A 29.8 Issues: Rep, Issues: Issues: GV-Rep, Ident: Ø Adoni Municipal Council. Ident: Ident: Ø Amantapur Municipal Council Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: A 30 AIssues: 32 Ident: Cancel: RecordedIssues: through a pair of stamps. Issues: Vic, Issues:Ident: Rep, Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: ---apatam. A 32.8 A 32.9 A 33M Issues: Rep, Issues: Vic, Issues: Vic-EDVII, Ident: Ident: Ident: Army & Navy Stores, Multi die. Cancel: Cancel: -----mpore. Cancel: Calcutta & Bombay. A 33.6 A33.9 Issues: Issues: Issues: Ident: Ident: Ident: Issues: EDVII, Issues: EDVII, Issues: Cancel:Ident: Cancel:Ident: Cancel:Ident: Cancel: ------Bazaar. Cancel: Cancel: A 34 A 34.6 Issues: Issues:Ident: GV, Issues: Issues: Rep, Ident: Ø Asiatic Petroleum Co, Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Issues: Ident: Cancel: 11 Letter "A" A 34.8 A 35 A 36 Issues: Vic, Issues: Vic-EDVII, Issues: EDVII, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Kanti. A 36.4 A 37 A 38 Issues: Issues: Issues: Ident: Ident: Issues:Ident: Dom, Issues: Vic, Issues: Vic-Rep, Ident: Ident: Ident: Anderson Wright & Co, Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel:Issues: Calcutta & Howrah. Ident: A 39 A 40 A 41 Cancel: Issues: Issues: Issues: Ident:Issues: Vic-GV, Issues:Ident: Vic-GV, Ident:Issues: EDVII, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Calcutta & Madras. Cancel: Calcutta. Cancel: Calcutta A 42M A 43 Issues: Ident:Issues: Issues: Ident: Issues: GV-GVI, Issues: Vic, Cancel: Ident:Note: - Poor strikes. Note:Ident: - Poor strikes. Issues: Cancel: Ident: Army & Navy Civil Service Ident: Army & Navy Civil Service Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Supply Co Ltd, Supply Co Ltd, Cancel: Bombay. Cancel: Karachi. Cancel: Issues: Ident:Issues: Issues: Ident: Ident: Issues: Issues: Issues: Cancel: Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: 12 A 38 Anderson Wright & Co, Calcutta. (with Company cachet). A 25 All India Reporter Ltd, Nangpur. 13 Letter "B" B 1 B 2 Issues: Vic-GV, Issues: GV, Ident: Ø Barton & Son, Issues: Ident: Reverend Baker, Noted on GV with larger holes. Ident: Missionary, Ongole Dist, South India. Possible Re- Pinning. Cancel: Cancel: Bangalore. Cancel: B 3 B 4 Issues: Vic-GV, Issues: Issues: EDVII-GV, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Bombay & Poona. Cancel: Cancel: B 5 B 6 Issues: Vic-GV, Issues: Issues: EDVII, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Calcutta. Cancel: Cancel: Howra--. B 6.5 B 6.6 B 7 Issues: GV, Issues: EDVII, Issues: Vic-EDVII, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Cancel: Calcutta. B 8 B 8.5 Issues: Issues: Vic-EDVII, Issues: GV, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Rangoon. Cancel: Rangoon. 14 Letter "B" B 9 B 9.5 B 10 Issues: GV, Issues: Vic, Issues: Vic, Ident: Ident: Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Bombay. Cancel: Calcutta. B 11 B 11.5 Issues: GV-GVI, Issues: EDVII, Issues: Ident: Bombay Co Ltd, Ident: Ident: Cancel: Karachi. Cancel: Cancel: B 12 B 13 Issues: GV-Rep, Issues: Issues: Dom-Rep, Ident: Ø Buldana District Board, Ident: Ident: Cancel: Buldana. Cancel: Cancel: B 15 B 16 Issues: Issues: Vic-EDVII, Issues: Vic-EDVII, Ident: Ident: Begg Dunlop & Co, Ident: Cancel: Cancel: Calcutta.
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    EVOLUTION OF SBI [Print Page] The origin of the State Bank of India goes back to the first decade of the nineteenth century with the establishment of the Bank of Calcutta in Calcutta on 2 June 1806. Three years later the bank received its charter and was re-designed as the Bank of Bengal (2 January 1809). A unique institution, it was the first joint-stock bank of British India sponsored by the Government of Bengal. The Bank of Bombay (15 April 1840) and the Bank of Madras (1 July 1843) followed the Bank of Bengal. These three banks remained at the apex of modern banking in India till their amalgamation as the Imperial Bank of India on 27 January 1921. Primarily Anglo-Indian creations, the three presidency banks came into existence either as a result of the compulsions of imperial finance or by the felt needs of local European commerce and were not imposed from outside in an arbitrary manner to modernise India's economy. Their evolution was, however, shaped by ideas culled from similar developments in Europe and England, and was influenced by changes occurring in the structure of both the local trading environment and those in the relations of the Indian economy to the economy of Europe and the global economic framework. Bank of Bengal H.O. Establishment The establishment of the Bank of Bengal marked the advent of limited liability, joint- stock banking in India. So was the associated innovation in banking, viz. the decision to allow the Bank of Bengal to issue notes, which would be accepted for payment of public revenues within a restricted geographical area.
  • Tamil Nadu Government Gazette

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette

    © [Regd. No. TN/CCN/467/2012-14. GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU [R. Dis. No. 197/2009. 2014 [Price : Rs. 65.60 Paise. TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 10F] CHENNAI, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 2014 Maasi 28, Thiruvalluvar Aandu–2045 Part VI–Section 1 (Supplement) NOTIFICATIONS BY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, ETC. TAMIL NADU NURSES AND MIDWIVES COUNCIL, CHENNAI. (Constituted under Tamil Nadu Act III of 1926) TAMIL NADU NURSES COUNCIL ELECTORAL ROLL THE YEAR 1992 [ 1 ] DTP—VI-1 Sup. (10F)—1 2 REGISTERED NURSE FOR THE YEAR 1992 Regn.No Name of the Candidate Particulars Date of Address Regn. 31832 Selvi R. Inbam CMAI Board No.5638 31.01.1992 R.C. Street, S. Tharai MR 37969 Trained at The Salvation Kudi, Kannirajapuram Army Catherine Booth Via, Ramanad Dist. Hospital, Nagercoil. From 10.7.86 to 30.6.90. Exam: 15.6.90. 31833 Selvi P. Jeeva CMAI Board No.5624 31.01.1992 Kalady North Street, MR 37970 Trained at The Salvation Puliangudi, Army Catherine Booth Tirunelveli District Hospital, Nagercoil. 627 855. From 1.7.87 to 30.6.90. Exam: 15.6.90. 31834 Selvi J. Kamala CMAI Board No.5625 31.01.1992 Manakkarai, Puthu MR 37971 Trained at The Salvation raman Villukkuri Post, Army Catherine Booth Kanyakumari District. Hospital, Nagercoil. From 1.7.87 to 30.6.90. Exam: 15.6.90. 31835 Selvi J. Leela CMAI Board No.5626 31.01.1992 Alexanderpuram, MR 37972 Trained at The Salvation Thubacodu, Army Catherine Booth Kulasekharan Post, Hospital, Nagercoil. Kanyakumari District. From 1.7.87 to 30.6.90.
  • I. State Bank of India

    I. State Bank of India

    COMPANY PROFILE I. STATE BANK OF INDIA OVERVIEW INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE HISTORY ASSOCIATE BANKS BRANCHES State Bank of India (SBI) (BSE: 500112, LSE: SBID) is the largest state- owned banking and financial services company in India, by almost every parameter - revenues, profits, assets, market capitalization, etc. The bank traces its ancestry to British India, through the Imperial Bank of India, to the founding in 1806 of the Bank of Calcutta, making it the oldest commercial bank in the Indian Subcontinent. Bank of Madras merged into the other two presidency banks, Bank of Calcutta and Bank of Bombay to form Imperial Bank of India, which in turn became State Bank of India. The Government of India nationalized the Imperial Bank of India in 1955, with the Reserve Bank of India taking a 60% stake, and renamed it the State Bank of India. In 2008, the Government took over the stake held by the Reserve Bank of India. SBI provides a range of banking products through its vast network of branches in India and overseas, including products aimed at NRIs. The State Bank Group, with over 16,000 branches, has the largest banking branch network in India. With an asset base of $352 billion and $285 billion in deposits, it is a regional banking behemoth. It has a market share among Indian commercial banks of about 20% in deposits and advances, and SBI accounts for almost one- fifth of the nation's loans. SBI has tried to reduce over-staffing by computerizing operations and "golden handshake" schemes that led to a flight of its best and brightest managers.