India 1900/1910 - About Certified Mail

British India - Registered mail cover - King
Edward VII - India to the United Kingdom - c.1901-1910

Original and authentic postcard envelope, sent by registered mail from British India to
United Kingdom.
Commercial correspondence of Govind Ram Her Pershad & Co., Commission Agents, Rawatpara,
Agra (British India).
The envelope corresponds to registered mail, as indicated by the printed postal form "Registered Letter" on the front side, used officially in the British colonial era.
On the reverse it features authentic postage franking, consisting of two green adhesive half-penny stamps (½d) bearing the effigy of King Edward.
VII, together with an embossed seal of Edward VII, all of them issued during his reign (circa
1901-1910).

The letter was addressed to a private recipient in the United Kingdom, through Brunning & Son Ltd, with the address handwritten on the envelope itself.

Keep the original wax seals on the back, confirming their genuine postal use.
This is an authentic piece of British colonial postal history, not philatelic, with real postal usage.