Naipes de Poker Naipynt

Published July 01, 1999 Updated May 07, 2022

Naipes “Naipynt” are a departure from Fourvel's usual Side Car brand, with a new ‘Clown Joker’ design, although the motorcycle motif is still visible in the centre of the Ace of Spades.

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Naipes de Poker “Naipynt”, c.1965

Naipes “Naipynt” are a departure from Fourvel's usual Side Car brand, with a new ‘Clown Joker’ design, although the motorcycle motif is still visible in the centre of the Ace of Spades. The company name is now given as Luis A. Fourvel & Cía, S.R.L.

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 Naipes “Naipynt” manufactured by Luis A. Fourvel y Cía, S.R.L., Buenos Aires, c.1965

Above: box and cards from Naipes “Naipynt” manufactured by Luis A. Fourvel y Cía, S.R.L., Buenos Aires, c.1965. The Ace of Hearts has the green 'Liberty' Internal Revenues tax stamp.

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