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Dvouhlavé Hrací Karty
“Dvouhlavé Hrací Karty” (Czech Seasons playing cards) made by Obchodní Tiskárny, c.1980.

Skat Express
One end Berlin pattern the other standard English pattern

Popular No.257
Piatnik’s “Popular Playing Cards” No.257

Salzburger Pattern
Salzburger pattern by Ferd. Piatnik & Söhne, Vienna

Woolley & Co: “Second Harrys”
Woolley & Co produced a range of different quality playing cards, and these “Second Harrys” are towards the cheaper end of the range.

Woolley & Co: “Eurekas”
Woolley & Co: “Eureka” playing cards with rounded corners, small index pips and decorative back design, c.1880-1885.

Monic
‘Monic’ brand playing cards, c.1930s

28: How to Analyze and Differentiate Playing Card Plates (De La Rue, Waddington and the Berlin pattern [französisches Bild])
My interest in postage stamp variants led me to apply the same principles to playing cards.
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27: Cards at Strangers’ Hall, Norwich
There is a very interesting collection of playing cards held at the Strangers' Hall Museum in Norwich.

16: European Standard Playing Cards
A brief survey of the different types of standard cards to be found in Continental Europe.

Lyons Pattern type iii
This pattern was used in various parts of eastern France but was ultimately replaced by the official ‘Paris’ pattern in c.1780.

Reynolds c.1830
Woodblock and stencil playing cards, produced by Reynolds & Sons c.1830-1850.

Standard and Non-standard Playing Cards
Standard playing cards are based upon traditional designs and are used for card games.

Russian Standard Playing Cards
Cards from a Russian standard woodblock and stencil pack of circa 1820.

Naipes ‘American’
Naipes ‘American’ by M.C. de CASABÓ Ltda, Montevideo, c.1950.
