Above: Clifford Toys, (England), 1950, FLEVECO patience miniature cards.
Miniature Playing Cards
Left: Miniature set of playing cards, based on designs by Charles Goodall & Sons of London. These very successful playing card designs have been in daily use around the world since around 1860, and are now used for computerised solitaire.
See also:
Miniature playing cards manufactured by Mardon Son & Hall for W.D. & H.O. Wills, c.1930
Peruvian miniature tobacco playing cards, c.1890
Children's Proverbs miniature playing cards, c.1930
Children's miniature football player cards
Anonymous Miniature Playing Cards, possibly by Della Penna & Cía, Buenos Aires, c.1935
Children's heroes miniature playing cards
Children's miniature Walt Disney playing cards
Balázs Pál Nagy's miniature playing cards
La Baraja 'Hoja de Afeitar' miniature Spanish cards
Fournier's miniature Castilian pattern
Carreras Ltd., miniature playing cards with dominoes, 1929
Anonymous miniature cards, 1940s-50s
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Miniature playing cards come in all shapes and sizes from all around the world.
Below: Acorn series miniature children's playing cards, with 'N' monogram on ace of spades, manufactured anonymously in England, c.1950. The cards are printed in red/yellow/black only and the reverse shows a pixie sitting on a toadstool.
Below: cards from children's deck of miniature "The Jolly Joker" playing cards, manufactured anonymously, Argentina, c.1940s.
Above: cards from children's deck of miniature "The Jolly Joker" playing cards, manufactured anonymously, Argentina, c.1940s.
