Club Nacional de Football, Uruguay
100th anniversary of the Club Nacional de Football, Uruguay, 1999.
Baraja Club Nacional de Football, Uruguay
Club Nacional de Football 100 Años de Gloria
Special non-standard deck celebrating the 100th anniversary (1899-1999), published by Nacadi S.R.L., Gutierrez Ruíz 1121, Montevideo (Uruguay). • Club Nacional de Football►
Above: Baraja Club Nacional de Football, published by Nacadi S.R.L., Montevideo, Uruguay, 1999. 48 cards + 2 jokers in box. The court card designs are repeated in each suit but with different colour palettes.
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