Baraja Infantil made in Cuba
cards from a 40-card children's "Questions and Answers" game. The Spanish suit signs have been changed to tambourines, yo-yos, swords and skittles. Printed lithographically in Cuba, c.1930.
"Questions & Answers" Children’s Playing Cards
Above: cards from a 40-card children's "Questions and Answers" game. The Spanish suit signs have been changed to tambourines, yo-yos, swords and skittles. Printed lithographically in Cuba, c.1930. The reverse is red. [Source: Enrique García Martín, 2001: 86].
See also: Black Peter Cromy Happy Families Hijitus Illustrated Proverbs Jaques' Happy Families Noddy Happy Families rounded-3 Pekka-Peli Peruvian Animals Quartet Reshuffle Walt Disney Zoo Comics
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