Playing Cards from Argentina
No.407 Naipe Español by F. X. Schmid
Naipe Español No.407 by F. X. Schmid, c.1980.
Old Smuggler
Old Smuggler Whisky playing cards manufactured by Gráfica 2001, Argentina
Paparazzi Pin-up Deck
Pin-up deck given free with Paparazzi magazine, 2005
Parke-Davis Pharmaceuticals
Parke-Davis Pharmaceuticals, c.1998 & Bodegas Trapiche, 2003.
Patoruzito
Patoruzito children’s playing cards, Argentina, 2004.
Perón political decks
La baraja ‘Popular’, featuring Juan Domingo Perón issued at the time of Perón's election campaign in 1951. The reverse shows silhouettes of Juan Domingo Perón and his wife Evita.
Pinocho
Pinocho children’s playing cards published by Editorial Gráfica Flores c.1975.
Piñón Fijo
“Piñón Fijo” is an Argentine clown, whose real name is Fabián Gómez. He is well-known on Argentine children's television.
Playing Cards by Compañia General de Fósforos
Playing Cards by Compañia General de Fósforos, Bs. As. (founded 1888).
Poker Nº 505
Heraclio Fournier ‘Poker Nº 505’ for export to Argentina with elaborate peacock joker, c.1960.
Poker Paisanito
“Poker Paisanito” manufactured by E. Flaiban S.R.L., c.1943.
PromoGames
PromoGames advertising agency for Jockey Club, Hellmann’s, c.1998 onwards.
Punto y Banca
Punto y Banca, c.1974.
Quercia y Possi, Buenos Aires 1815-16
José Maria Quercia y Possi was an Italian immigrant who joined the Chilean Independence army. He set up a playing card factory in Argentina in 1815 known as "Fábrica de Buenos Aires".
Recado de Bastos - Gaucho Scrapbook
Recado de Bastos (‘Gaucho Scrapbook’) Gaucho-themed deck from Argentina, 2006
RedElec
Publicity playing cards for RedElec Argentina, c.2008
Ricardo Sopena
Argentina importing agent Ricardo Sopena, Corrientes 920, Buenos Aires
River Plate Para Siempre
“River Plate Para Siempre” football club cartoon playing cards, c.2004.
Roche Playing Cards
Roche Pharmaceutical playing cards, 1980s.
Rodrigo El Potro
Naipes El Potro Rodrigo with Spanish suit symbols and photos of the pop singer on each card, c.2000.