Málaga Costa del Sol playing cards
Málaga Costa del Sol souvenir playing cards published by Otermin Ediciones.
Málaga Costa del Sol souvenir playing cards
Contemporary scenes filled with the energy of Spanish culture... interesting photographs...
...published by Otermin Ediciones, the deck contains 52 cards + 2 jokers in a box, each having a colour photograph of a tourist destination in the province of Málaga, Andalusia, Spain. The Jokers show a statue of Pablo Picasso who was born in Málaga on 25 October 1881. The reverse shows an aerial view of the city of Málaga with the bullring and harbour, which is also shown on the Ace of Spades.
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Above: “Málaga Costa del Sol” souvenir playing cards published by Otermin Ediciones, 2011
See also: Souvenir Playing Cards • Historic Boston Souvenir Playing Cards • Panama Canal Souvenir Playing Cards • Vistas del Perú Souvenir Playing Cards • Swiss Scenic Aces Souvenir Playing Cards • World's Fair Souvenir • Souvenir packs for King Christian of Denmark • Vic Joc de Cartes, 1990 • Fenno Products, Peru • Naipe Ciudad de Quito, Ecuador • Argentina Souvenir Cards • Spanish Republic Souvenir • Galapagos Islands Souvenir • Cook Islands Souvenir
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