Spanische Karte (Fratelli Armanino, Genua, 1902) (Q15520)

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Q15520

Also known as

CARTE ITALIANE NO. 16

maker

Fratelli Armanino

Suit system

Spanish-suited

number of cards

40

place of origin

Genoa

publication date

1902

maker's mark

AD: [gekrönter Adler] | FABBRICA DI CARTE DA GIUOCO | FRATELLI ARMANINO, GENOVA

Described in

A Catalogue of the Cary Collection of Playing Cards in the Yale University Library vol. 1–4 (1981) (cat. no. ITA 107, Bd. 2, 52)

Collection

Cary Collection of Playing Cards (Beinecke Library) (inv. ITA 107)

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

• 
  Cups-King (Spanish)
• 
  Coins-1 (Spanish)
• 
  Swords-Cavalier (Spanish)

Tax stamps

At the time of this pack (1902), Genua belonged to the territory of Königreich Italien. No playing-card tax system is recorded for this territory at this time — so there are no tax stamps to look for here.