Naipes Inca by C. Della Penna S.A., 1970s
Naipes Inca Spanish-suited playing cards manufactured by C. Della Penna S.A., Buenos Aires, c.1970-78.
Naipes INCA Spanish-suited playing cards by C. Della Penna S.A., Buenos Aires, c.1970-78
The examples shown on this page are from their later production from around 1970-1978. The cards are in a smaller format than earlier editions, measuring 59x92 mms.
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Above and Right: cards from standard and advertising editions of Naipes Inca by C. Della Penna S.A.C.I., dating from the 1970s. The headband of the Indian on the logo on the four of cups is blue. All examples shown on this page have no tax stamps on the four of cups, since tax was discontinued in 1968. Below: box from standard deck of Naipes Inca. 
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