Aeronaves de Mexico
Special pack for Aeronaves de Mexico S.A., designed by Ramón Valdiosera Berman, mid-1960s.
Aeronaves de Mexico
Baraja Mexicana, 1960s
The images below show details from an uncut sheet of playing cards specially designed by Ramón Valdiosera Berman for Aeronaves de Mexico S.A., mid-1960s. The design of the cards features a single pip symbol at the top of each illustration with the numerical value indicated inside.
Above & Below: details from an uncut sheet of a special pack for Aeronaves de Mexico S.A., designed by Ramón Valdiosera Berman, mid-1960s. All the cards feature Aztec people and artefacts which are part of Mexican traditional culture.
See also: Mexico homepage • Naipe Victoria • Naipes Nacionales • Souvenir of Mexico • El Fenix • El León • Gallo Intransparente • Baraja Taurina • Aztec Playing Cards • Anonymous Manufacturers • La Cubana • Camacho • Editorial RAF • Pierrot • Acapulco Souvenir • Pronaco • Juegos y Fichas • Naipes Gacela • Bartolo Borrego •
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