Standard playing cards (Ferd. Piatnik & Söhne, Vienna, c. 1900, II) (Q13722)

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Q13722

Also known as

ALLERFEINSTE EINKÖPFIGE SCHWERDTER-DEUTSCHE No. 134

maker

Ferd. Piatnik & Söhne (Piatnik)

card type

standard playing cards

Suit system

German-suited

number of cards

34

place of origin

Vienna

publication date

1900 (circa)

Described in

A Catalogue of the Cary Collection of Playing Cards in the Yale University Library vol. 1–4 (1981) (cat. no. AUS 62, Bd. 1, 17)

Collection

Cary Collection of Playing Cards (Beinecke Library) (inv. AUS 62)

Source

A Catalogue of the Cary Collection of Playing Cards in the Yale University Library vol. 1–4 (1981)

Rights status

work in the public domain

Cards

• 
  Hearts-9 (German)
• 
  Hearts-6 (German)
• 
  Bells-Ace (German)
• 
  Bells-8 (German)

Tax stamps

At the time of this pack (1900), Wien belonged to the territory of Österreich-Ungarn. In the window 1890 to 1910, the following applied there:

Tax system	Sovereign	valid from	to
Verschlussmarken-System 1882–1899 (Kreuzer)	Österreich-Ungarn	1882	1899
Verschlussmarken-System 1900–1920 (Heller)	Österreich-Ungarn	1900	1920
Österr.-Ungar. Adler-Stempel 1882–1899	Österreich-Ungarn	1882	1899
Österr.-Ungar. Adler-Stempel 1900–1920	Österreich-Ungarn	1900	1920

View 6 tax stamps from 1890 to 1910