Cine Manual + Periquito

Published January 27, 2015 Updated June 20, 2022

“Cine Manual” by Antonio Vercher Coll (1900-1934) and published by Reclamos Cimadevilla, Valencia, c.1927.

1927 SpainCartoonMovies & FilmAntonio Vercher CollReclamos Cimadevilla

Cine Manual + Periquito

This cinema-themed pack from Spain captures the flavour of the era with artwork in an art-deco style. The card faces feature film personalities and also other contemporary champions from the worlds of sport and aviation on the court cards and in amongst the number pips. The backs, however, contain forty-eight numbered frames depicting Periquito (Felix the Cat) which make an animated ‘flick-book’ or elementary moving picture and link the pack to cinematographic history.

Above: cards from “Cine Manual” by Antonio Vercher Coll (1900-1934), published by Reclamos Cimadevilla, Valencia, 48 cards, c.1927.

The reverse...

Above: the reverse features forty-eight numbered frames depicting Periquito (Felix the Cat) which make an animated ‘flick-book’, a sort of moving picture.

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