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David Feldman

www.davidfeldman.comChemin du Pavillon 2, 1218 Le Grand-Saconnex, Geneva, Switzerland
145
covers
57
offices
1793–1859
dated

David Feldman is a philatelic auction house whose sales of pre-1854 Indian postal history are recorded in this open census. We have traced 145 pre stamp covers of British India to David Feldman, spanning 57 post offices and dated 1793–1859 — each catalogued by office and Hammond Giles figure number, with the David Feldman sale and lot reference preserved permanently alongside dates, colours, rarity and images.

Offices represented include Waghorn (38), Pondicherry (10), Hyderabad (9), Calcutta (8), Secunderabad (6) and Penang (5). Select any cover to see its full record, or visit David Feldman for their current and forthcoming sales.

Allahabad

2

Aurungabad

2

Bangalore

4

Bassein

1

Bauleah

1

Bolaram

2

Bombay

4

Broach

1

Calcutta

8

Chandernagore

3

Delhi

1

Dinapore

1

Dindigul

1

Ellichpoor

3

Hameerpore

1

Hoshungabad

1

Hyderabad

9

Hydrabad (Scind)

1

Jalnah

2

Jubbulpore

2

Kamptee

1

Kirkee

1

Kurnaul (NWP)

1

Landour

1

Lucknow

1

Madras

3

Malacca

1

Mandvie

1

Mangalore

1

Mercara

1

Muctal

1

Murree

1

Mussouri

1

Muttra

1

Nassick

1

Negapatam

2

Nowgaum

1

Ootacamund

1

Palaveram

1

Penang

5

Pondicherry

10

Poodoovoil

1

Quilon

1

Ramandroog

1

Sadrass

1

Samulcotah

1

Secunderabad

6

Seerpore

1

Sheemooga

1

Sholapoor

1

Singapore

1

Sittara

1

Tanjore

1

Tirhoot

1

Trichinopoly

1

Vizianagarum

1

Waghorn

38

Frequently asked

What Indian pre stamp covers has David Feldman handled?
This census records 145 pre-1854 Indian pre stamp covers traced to David Feldman, across 57 post offices, dated 1793–1859. Each is catalogued by post office and Hammond Giles figure number, with sale and lot references, and links to full images and provenance.
Does David Feldman sell pre-1854 British India postal history?
Yes — David Feldman has offered pre-adhesive (pre-1854) Indian covers and handstruck postal markings at auction, examples of which are recorded here. Their current sales are at www.davidfeldman.com.
How can I research the provenance of an David Feldman Indian cover?
Find the cover on this page or search the census by post office and Giles number. Each recorded cover page lists its David Feldman sale and lot reference alongside dates, colours, rarity and images — a permanent, citable record of its auction history.