International pattern (Q1369)

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International pattern
Also known asInternationales Bild
member of pattern familyParis pattern family
derived fromold Paris pattern
Figure type (attested)double-ended
this does not rule out the other form
Suit systemFrench-suited
IPCS pattern sheet number64 · F-1.41 · XP6
✎ Edit data (Q1369)

Pariser Exportbild; bei Sylvia Mann (1990) „International pattern“, bei der IPCS als XP-6 bewusst ohne empfohlenen Namen. Achtung: „Internationales Bild“ wird auch für das Anglo-Amerikanische Bild gebraucht — das ist ein anderes Bild.'This text is only available in German.

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Verwandte Kartenbilder

Das IPCS-Merkblatt 64 sieht eine starke Verwandtschaft zum Alten Pariser Bild (Q1368).[1]

  1. IPCS Pattern Sheets, Blatt 64.

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Concordance

Where this pattern can be found in the literature and under what number it is listed there — from the IPCS pattern sheet number, from “described by source” (P78), and from the references of the data above. This list is not a bibliography: it shows only works from which we have already taken something.

Work listed there as / reference
IPCS Pattern Sheets (Q12900) 64 · F-1.41 · XP6
Alle Karten auf den Tisch (1990) (Q3039) Kat. 145


Packs with this pattern

Name Image Suit system Type/pattern Date Stamp
International pattern (Carl Geerds, Stockholm, 1815) (Q3787) French-suited International pattern 1815
International pattern (Friedrich Eurich, Linz, 1837) (Q3790) French-suited International pattern 1837
International pattern (Kessman-Servaes, Brussels, 1835) (Q3789) French-suited International pattern 1835
International pattern (Moritz Stoeckel, Leipzig, 1825) (Q3788) French-suited International pattern 1825