18 April 1972
Design: 10 p. single – Green portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Indian Security Press, Nasik
Quantity printed: The Nasik order was for 10,464,000 cards.
Size: 140 x 88 mm.
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Errors, Freaks, and Oddities
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15 February 1973
Design: 10 p. Double Reply Card – Green portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Indian Security Press, Nasik
Quantity printed: The Nasik order was for 890,000 cards.
Size: 140 x 88 mm.
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Errors, Freaks, and Oddities
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3 May 1973
Design: Strip of 4 (2 of each)- Green portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Indian Security Press, Nasik.
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Unknown Date in 1975
Design: 10 p. (x 4) Strips of 4 (2 of each) Green portraits of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Indian Security Press, Nasik
Comments: This appears to be a reprint. The length of the dotted lines is shorter than the first issue and the words in front of the dotted lines are smaller than the first issue.
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19 June 1976
Design: 15 p. Postal Card, single – Brown sheaf of rice Plants
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: McCorquadale Printers Limited, England
Size: 140 x 90 mm.
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Design: 15 P. Reply card pair – Brown sheaf of rice plants
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: McCorquadale Printers Limited, England
Size: 140 x 90 mm (each card).
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1 November 1976
Design: 20 p. Postal Card, single – Brown sheaf of rice plants
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Printed in England
Size: 140 x 91 mm.
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Errors, Freaks, and Oddities
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Privately printed message on Postal Card (1979)
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Design: 20 p. Postal Card, single – Brown sheaf of rice plants
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Printed in England
Size: 140 x 91 mm.
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Unissued
Design: Tk. 1 single Postal Card – Red Shahid Minar monument
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size: 140 x 91 mm.
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25 May 1991
Design: Tk. 1 single Postal Card – Red Shahid Minar monument
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size: 140 x 91 mm.
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29 July 1992
Design: Tk. 1 single Postal Card – Red Shahid Minar monument
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size: 140 x 91 mm
Comments: The above listed Postal Card was printed with the logo and a slogan regarding the Banglapex 92 stamp Exhibition. The printing is in green and gray.
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Date of Issue Unknown
Design: Tk. 1 single Postal Card – Green Sheikh Mujibar
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size: 140 x 90 mm
Comments:
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Errors, Freaks, and Oddities
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Several Miscut Postal Cards for this issue. The scans were taken using different scanners and may account for the extreme differences in color.
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Date of Issue Unknown
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Design:
Designer:
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size:
Date of Issue Unknown
Design: Tk. 1 single Postal Card – Red Shahid Minar monument
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size: 140 x 91 mm
Comment: A slogan has been added to the left side of the card that reads, “Giving and Taking of Dowery is a Punishable Offense”.
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9 July 2007
Design: Tk. 2, single postal card – 100 Years of Scouting
Designer: Laksmon Sutro Dhor
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size: 150 x 95 mm
FDCs Known From: Dhaka, Chittagong, Rajshahi.
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24 May 2008
Design: TK. 2.00 National Tree Plantation Campaigns 2008
Designer: Anawar Hosion
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size: 150 x 95 mm.
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6 February 2009
Design: Tk. 1.50 single Postal Card – Red Shahid Minar monument
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size: 140 x 90 mm
Comments: This card has a new value and the box at the bottom right is a different size.
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6 February 2009
Design: Tk. 1.50 single Postal Card – Green Sheikh Mujibar
Designer: K.G. Mustafa
Printer: Bangladesh Security Printing Press, Gazipur
Size: 140 x 90 mm
Comments: This card was issued the same day as the card listed above it.
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16 July 1988 - Post Cards
In 1988 the Post Office Department printed three different “Eid Greeting Cards” that were given to the public. They did not have a printed postage image on them and the public had to buy stamps to afix to them if they sent them through the mail. In order to receive one free card, a person had to purchase a minimum of Tk.3 in stamps at the Post Office. The cards all have the Post Office logo printed on them.
Please note the dofferemce betweem Postal Cards and Post Cards (Postcards). Postal Cards have stamp images printed on them, or in some cases, stamps applied to them, and are generally sold at Post Offices to be used for sending messages in the mail. Post Cards do not have stamp images printed on them for postal use, and are generally not sold by/at post offices.
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The top card has an image of the dome of a mosque, the crescent and a floral design, with “Eid Mubarak” in three languages.
The middle card is an image of the Tara, or Star Mosque, in Dhaka.
The bottom card is an image of the Saat Masjid, or Seven Dome Mosque, also in Dhaka.