Waddington’s Sporting Birds Series 1933
Waddington’s Sporting Birds Series 1933.
Waddington’s Sporting Birds Series
From Waddington’s 1933 Trade Catalogue
Above: Waddington’s Sporting Birds Series 1933, designed by Barribal.
Above: the earlier cross-legged joker was replaced with a standing one during this period. Packs with an anonymous ace of spades were also used for the Wills Scheme, 1933-34.
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