Cadiz pattern (Q3563)

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Cadiz pattern
derived fromSpanish National pattern
Figure type (attested)single-figure
this does not rule out the other form
Suit systemSpanish-suited
in use inaccording to Marc Flöter: playing cards worldwide and Regensburg card makers (Google My Maps), as of 2026:
Mexico (Fläche liegt in Mexiko und Mittelamerika, nicht Südamerika (Beschriftung Marc))
Philippines
✎ Edit data (Q3563)

Spanisch-farbiges Standardbild (einfigurig); bei Sylvia Mann (1990) als „Cadiz pattern“ geführt.'This text is only available in German.

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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
Alle Karten auf den Tisch (1990) (Q3039) no page given
IPCS Pattern Sheets (Q12900) Blatt 23
Marc Flöter: playing cards worldwide and Regensburg card makers (Google My Maps) (Q25442) Fläche „Cádiz Bild auf den Philippinen“ (Ebene Italienische und Spanische Farben), Fläche „Cádiz Bild in Südamerika“ (Ebene Italienische und Spanische Farben)

Area of use

Packs with this pattern

Name Image Suit system Type/pattern Date Stamp
Cadiz pattern (Armanino Hos, Genoa, 1913) (Q3686) Spanish-suited Cadiz pattern 1913
Cadiz pattern (C. Somariva, Cádiz, 1842) (Q3685) Spanish-suited Cadiz pattern 1842
Cádiz-Bild (United States Playing Card Co, 1910) (Q3687) Spanish-suited Cadiz pattern 1910