India. 1940, August 30. And the reviewed When exporting (sending abroad) military censorship inside India, a censored letter sent to the U.S. State Michigan. In India, but military censorship was not introduced in the United States in 1940. Censorship of incoming and outgoing international correspondence was carried out in the United States during the war of the 2nd world war approximately since 1942 (after the entry of the United States into hostilities). In India, and with the country's printed coat of arms and the text "7C opened BY censor" (open censor). Censored envelope letters, with a coat, franked with 1st standard postage stamp. Condition is excellent. An excellent copy not only for a personal collection, but also an excellent sample for inclusion as an exhibit in a philatelic exhibition of any level, including international - meets all the most stringent requirements of philatelic judging.
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