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Argentinian Playing Cards - Naipes Argentinos

Playing cards were introduced to the Americas with Spanish explorers such as Columbus or Cortés.

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8: Standard English Cards in Latin America: Argentina, Brazil and Chile

8: Standard English Cards in Latin America: Argentina, Brazil and Chile

A brief survey of the designs of English cards in South America.

Advertising & publicity playing cards by Joker S.A.

Advertising & publicity playing cards by Joker S.A.

Advertising and publicity playing cards manufactured by Joker S.A.

Alvarez Holmberg y Cia,

Alvarez Holmberg y Cia,

Alvarez Holmberg y Cia, playing card manufacturer, Buenos Aires, Argentina, c.1950-70

America Online Beach

America Online Beach

America Online Beach playing cards, Spanish suit system, non-standard designs, 2006

Angus 1975

Angus

Naipes "ANGUS" designed by Gustavo A. Pueyrredón, depicting Aberdeen Angus livestock on the courts and jokers dressed as Gauchos.

Anonymous manufacturers 1

Anonymous manufacturers 1

Argentina has produced a series of anonymous decks, both Spanish-suited and Anglo-American type and children's games.

Anonymous manufacturers 2

Anonymous manufacturers 2

Argentina has produced a series of anonymous decks, both Spanish-suited and Anglo-American type and children's games.

Aparcero

Aparcero

Naipes Argentinos 'La Partida' y 'Aparcero' published by Obsequios Empresarios Argentinos, Santa Fe.

Argenar, Buenos Aires, c.1980 1980

Argenar, Buenos Aires, c.1980

The reverse has advertising for Cymaco motor spares who have branches in Uruguay.

Argentina Tax Stamps on playing cards 1895-1968

Argentina Tax Stamps on playing cards 1895-1968

Argentina Tax Stamps on playing cards 1895-1968

Argentine Political Cards 1890

Argentine Political Cards

Political Playing Cards, Buenos Aires, 1890.

Argentinean Tango playing cards 1999

Argentinean Tango playing cards

The Tango - sultry and seductive - is Argentina's form of popular music and dance, invented in Buenos Aires in the 19th century.

Argentinian Playing Cards - Naipes Argentinos

Argentinian Playing Cards - Naipes Argentinos

Playing cards were introduced to the Americas with Spanish explorers such as Columbus or Cortés.

Arlequin 1975

Arlequin

Naipes Arlequin come in both International and Spanish versions.

Asociart promotional playing cards, Argentina, 2000 2000

Asociart promotional playing cards, Argentina, 2000

Asociart Insurance promotional playing cards, Argentina, 2000.

Ataque 1958

Ataque

“Ataque”, a card game simulating football manufactured in Buenos Aires by Vigor S.R.L., 1958.

Axe Deodorant 2004

Axe Deodorant

Clearly promoting good personal hygiene, each card shows a young, pouting female model posing seductively and appealing to the playboy.

Bahía Graf, printers, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Bahía Graf, printers, Buenos Aires, Argentina

A pack specially designed for a sandwich bar and cake shop. The jokers show a pile of sandwiches.

Bandana 2002

Bandana

Bandana Argentine pop girl group playing cards 2002.