Mas-Reynals Catalan Pattern
Mas-Reynals standard Catalan pattern comes in several slightly different versions.
Mas-Reynals (founded 1989) standard Catalan pattern is found in several slightly different versions.
Above: Mas-Reynals standard Catalan Pattern No.201 (re-drawn from previous version), 48 cards + 2 jokers, 1999
Above: Mas-Reynals standard Catalan Pattern, 48 cards + 2 jokers, 1996. There is a printing error on the seven of cups.
Above: Mas-Reynals standard Catalan Pattern, 40 cards, 2001
See also: Baraja Edad Media►
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