Conrad Ludwig Wüst
C.L. Wüst English pattern comparison
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by Paul Symons
A review of the Ace of spades, court card, backs and joker of English pattern playing cards by Wüst from my collection.
C.L. Wüst, 1811 - 1927
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by Paul Symons
SPIELKARTENFABRIEK VON C.L. WÜST, 1811 - 1927. A short history of the Wüst factory by Martin Shaw & Paul Symons.
C.L.Wüst Poster Stamps
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by Paul Symons
A set of advertising poster stamps for C.L.Wüst playing cards.
Copies of Wüst House pattern playing cards
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by Paul Symons
both by Christian Heinrich Reuter of Nuremberg, Germany
Goodall’s modernised Wüst House pattern playing cards
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by Paul Symons
A remodelled version of the first Wüst house pattern.
Goodall’s Wüst house pattern playing cards
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by Paul Symons
Goodall’s Wüst house pattern playing cards with scenic aces of Brazil.
Miniature Theatre playing cards
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by Paul Symons
Miniature playing cards, possibly for children, with a romantic theatrical theme. C.L. Wüst c.1890.
Nationaal Speelkaart Nº 165
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by Simon Wintle
Wüst: Nationaal Speelkaart Nº 165 issued for the Dutch market
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Oude Kunst (Old Art) playing cards with Wüst courts
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by Paul Symons
made for export to the Netherlands.
Renaissance Playing cards made by C.L.Wüst
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by Paul Symons
Rococo style playing cards from Frankfurt.
South American Costumes
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by Simon Wintle
Costumes of people of Brazil, Peru and Mexico, with views of Rio de Janeiro on the aces.
Spanish Cadiz-style pack
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by Simon Wintle
Traditional Spanish Cadiz-style pack manufactured by Müller & Cie, Schaffhausen, 1952.
Swiss Album patience
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by Simon Wintle
Swiss Album patience cards manufactured by C. L. Wüst (Frankfurt), c.1900, with a different landscape on the reverse of each card. The court cards depict costumed figures along with shields from the cantons.
Swiss Costumes
Wüst's Swiss Cantons souvenir deck was published in Frankfurt in c.1875 for the emerging tourist market.