J. Muñoz, Getafe (Madrid) c.1870s
Catalan pattern by unusual manufacturer from Madrid, J. Muñoz, Getafe, c.1870s.
Standard Catalan pattern produced by the little-known manufacturer J. Muñoz, Getafe (Madrid), c.1870s. All the courts are clean shaven with no beards or moustaches. The ace of coins features the Spanish national flag with the usual symbols of maritime trade and commerce on the plinth.
Above: Catalan pattern by J. Muñoz, Getafe (Madrid) c.1870s. Images courtesy Alberto Pérez.
By Alberto Pérez González
Spain • Member since December 21, 2016
I am a researcher and my primary interest lies in playing cards manufactured in Cádiz (not the 'Cádiz' type in general). I have authored several articles in the annual Asescoin magazine 'La Sota'. Among them are: “Madrid’s Playing Cards from the 17th to the 20th Century”; “New Contributions to the Study of Playing Cards in the Valencian Country”; “The Fouquets: 'Navarra pattern' in the Netherlands”; “Divided Playing Cards: Combining Ingenuity with Skill”; “Here Be Dragons: Speculations on the Evolution of the so-called 'Portuguese' Pattern”; “Playing Cards in Chile: News and Chronicles from the Viceroyalty Era”...
I have written and designed the book “Los Naipes de Cádiz” (296 pp). Additionally, I have contributed to the design, layout, and collaboration in Enrique García Martín’s book “Naipes, Arte y Fantasía” (444 pp).
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