Einzelkarten mit Ansbacher Bild (Johann Conrad Jegel?, Nürnberg?, 2. Viertel 19. Jahrhundert) (Q29899)

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Q29899

maker

Conrad Jegel (presumably)

card type

standard playing cards

Suit system

German-suited

Pattern

Ansbach pattern

Figure type

single-figure

printing technique

woodcut
stencil colouring

Dimensions

100 × 52 mm

place of origin

Nuremberg

publication date

1826-1850 (uncertain)

Described in

Radau/Himmelheber: Spielkarten (BNM vol. 21, 1991) (cat. no. 76)

Collection

Bavarian National Museum (inv. R 8662–70)

Source

Radau/Himmelheber: Spielkarten (BNM vol. 21, 1991)

Rights status

work in the public domain

Cards

• 
  Acorns-Ace (German)
• 
  Leaves-King (German)
• 
  Leaves-9 (German)
• 
  Hearts-King (German)
• 
  Hearts-Unter (German)
• 
  Bells-8 (German)
• 
  Bells-7 (German)
• 
  Bells-6 (German)

Tax stamps

At the time of this pack (1801), Nürnberg belonged to the territory of Heiliges Römisches Reich. In the window 1791 to 1811, the following applied there:

Tax system	Sovereign	valid from	to
Bayerischer Kartenstempel 1805–1807 (dreigeteilter Schild, 4/8 Kreuzer)	Königreich Bayern	1805	1807
Bayerischer Kartenstempel 1807–1817 (Königskrone, 4/8 KER)	Königreich Bayern	1807	1817

View 4 tax stamps from 1791 to 1811