Bavarian Pattern
Bavaria pattern
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by Simon Wintle
Classic German-suited Bavarian pattern by Joseph Fetscher, Munich, early 19th century.
Bavarian pattern by Ernst Jegel
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by Simon Wintle
Bavarian pattern published by Ernst Jegel, Nuremberg, late 19th C.
Bohemian Pattern
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by Simon Wintle
The Bohemian Pattern, sometimes called the Prager Pattern, has roots in the 16th century.
Conrad Jegel proof sheets
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by Simon Wintle
Two uncut German-suited proof sheets by Conrad Jegel, Nuremberg.
Fantasy Bavarian pack
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by Simon Wintle
An early Bavarian-style deck by Johann Conrad Jegel, Nürnberg, Germany , c.1835.
Later Bavarian Pattern
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by Simon Wintle
Later Bavarian single-ended pattern by Vereinigte Altenburg-Stralsunder Spielkarten-Fabriken A-G., c.1937
Miniature playing cards by Joseph Fetscher
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by Simon Wintle
Uncut sheet of miniature Bavarian playing cards by Joseph Fetscher.
Nordbräu Ingolstadt
Publicity pack for the German brewery Nordbräu with Bavarian pattern courts (adapted).
Old Bavarian pattern
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by Simon Wintle
Uncut sheets of playing cards of the Old Bavarian pattern by Michael Schatzberger, Passau, c.1780.
