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In British and Indian Princely State
times passes were used. Unlike today’s passes which
are on paper, passes in those days were made of metals like
brass, copper, bronze, silver or even gold. They were attractively
made and had beautiful motifs, logos and legends on them.
They were considered the symbols of identity and carry with
them the sanctions of the relevant authority to either enter
the restricted area or to move or travel without restrictions
in government transport. |
Here the passes to enter the restricted
area of Viceroy Residencies, Royal palaces etc. are presented.
Passes to enter port area, dock area, or
fair and exhibition grounds are shown here along with Railway
passes.
In this section, metal passes of modern times
are also included. |
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