Skat by Franciszek Bunsch

Posted by Simon Wintle
Country of Origin: Poland    Keywords: skat bunsch

Skat pack designed by Franciszek Bunsch

32-card German-suited Skat pack designed in 1963 by Franciszek Bunsch, showing traditional costumes of Polish folklore. The designs are based loosely on the German ‘Prussian’ pattern but with some deviations: the pip cards show Polish towns. These cards were popular in Upper and Lower Silesia. Manufactured by KZWP, Cracow.

Last Updated November 13, 2018 at 09:33am

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