Filmstar-Parade
Filmstar-Parade Quartet card game published by F X Schmid, Munich, c.1958.
Filmstar-Parade was published by F.X. Schmid, Munich, c.1958. It is a traditional Quartet game deck with 36 cards, 9 groups of 4. Each card has a potted biography on the back. The signatures are also very revealing, from a graphologist's point of view. See the Title Card►
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