Cartográfica Industrial, Curitiba, Brazil
Double advertising pack made by Cartográfica Industrial for Refrigeração Parana S.A. The extra card contains an insignia with the legend 'CARTAL'.
Refrigeração Parana S.A. advertising playing cards
printed by Cartográfica Industrial, Curitiba, Brazil
Brazilian playing cards advertising Prosdócimo upright freezers, manufactured by Cartográfica Industrial (Cartal), Curitiba, Brazil.
Above: the Joker, extra card and eight playing cards from a double advertising pack made by Cartográfica Industrial for Refrigeração Parana S.A. The standard English style court cards have a yellow border, wide margins and prominent indices. The extra card contains an insignia with the legend 'CARTAL'.
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