Klipp Klapp Karten
“Klipp Klapp Karten” printed by KZWP-Trefl (Poland) for Kindermuseum Oelde (Germany) in 2004
“Klipp Klapp Karten”
An educational card game “Klipp Klapp Karten” printed by KZWP-Trefl (Poland) for Kindermuseum Oelde (The Children’s Museum in Oelde, Germany) in 2004 showing aspects of farming, the seasons, cereals etc.
Above: detail from uncut sheet of “Klipp Klapp Karten” printed by KZWP-Trefl (Poland) for Kindermuseum Oelde (Germany) in 2004 showing aspects of farming, the seasons, cereals etc. The entire sheet contains two sets of 48 cards + 2 extra cards in each set.
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Above: details from uncut sheet of “Klipp Klapp Karten” printed by KZWP-Trefl (Poland) for Kindermuseum Oelde (Germany) in 2004 showing aspects of farming, the seasons, cereals etc.
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