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Ataque 1958

Ataque

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

Cartas Gitanas 1955

Cartas Gitanas

The designs of these fortune-telling cards are largely taken from nineteenth century Austrian "Rural Scenes" Tarock cards.

Jewish Card Game 1950

Jewish Card Game

Judaism is the oldest of the great monotheist religions, parent of Christianity and Islam.

Naipes Barcelonesa by Vigor S.R.L., Bs As, 1960 1960

Naipes Barcelonesa by Vigor S.R.L., Bs As, 1960

Naipes Barcelonesa Spanish-suited playing cards manufactured by Vigor S.R.L., Buenos Aires, 1960.

Naipes Chinita by Vigor S.R.L.

Naipes Chinita by Vigor S.R.L.

Naipes Chinita Spanish-suited playing cards manufactured by Vigor S.R.L., Bs Aires, c.1955.

Naipes Fantasio

Naipes Fantasio

Naipes Fantasio by Vigor S.A.C. e I., c.1960.

Naipes La Española by Vigor S.R.L.

Naipes La Española by Vigor S.R.L.

Naipes La Española Spanish-suited playing cards manufactured by Vigor S.R.L., Buenos Aires, c.1955-75.

Naipes La Estrella 1955

Naipes La Estrella

Naipes La Estrella Spanish-suited playing cards manufactured by Vigor S.R.L., Buenos Aires, c.1955.

Naipes Las Rosas by Vigor S.R.L., c.1959 1959

Naipes Las Rosas by Vigor S.R.L., c.1959

Naipes Las Rosas by Vigor S.R.L., c.1959.

Naipes Pokerin by Vigor S.A.C. e I., Buenos Aires, c.1975

Naipes Pokerin by Vigor S.A.C. e I., Buenos Aires, c.1975

Naipes Pokerin playing cards manufactured by Vigor S.A.C. e I., Buenos Aires, c.1975.

Naipes Tipo Húngaro

Naipes Tipo Húngaro

32 cards Hungarian "Seasons" pattern, with Argentinean tax stamp and trade mark of six-pointed star on 7 of bells, c.1955-60.

Naipes Vigor S.R.L.

Naipes Vigor S.R.L.

VIGOR S.R.L (1955 - c1975) manufactured a range of playing cards and card games, including Chinita, La Estrella, Barcelonesa, La Española, Fantasio, Las Rosas, Pokerin, Cartas Gitanas and a Hungarian Seasons pack.

Wrappers

Wrappers

Playing cards were traditionally sold inside paper wrappers, which were usually thrown away.