Early Ansbach or Nurnberg pattern (Q3574)
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| Also known as | Frühes Ansbacher oder Nürnberger Bild |
|---|---|
| type of | Ansbach pattern |
| Figure type (attested) | single-figure this does not rule out the other form |
| Suit system | German-suited |
| IPCS pattern sheet number | 87 |
| ✎ Edit data (Q3574) | |
Deutsch-farbiges Standardbild (einfigurig); bei Sylvia Mann (1990) als „Early Ansbach or Nurnberg 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 |
|---|---|
| IPCS Pattern Sheets (Q12900) | 87 |
| Alle Karten auf den Tisch (1990) (Q3039) | no page given |
| Hausler: Trommler und Pfeifer (2010) (Q1301) | S. 159–162 |
Packs with this pattern
| Name | Image | Suit system | Type/pattern | Date | Stamp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ansbacher oder Nürnberger Bild – Breite Karte (Hersteller unbekannt) (Q3736) | German-suited | Early Ansbach or Nurnberg pattern | |||
| Early Ansbach or Nurnberg pattern (Christian Friedrich Schenck, Regensburg, 1765) (Q10949) |  |
German-suited | Early Ansbach or Nurnberg pattern | 1765 | |
| Early Ansbach or Nurnberg pattern (Conrad Jegel, Nuremberg, 1820–1844) (Q3737) |  |
German-suited | Early Ansbach or Nurnberg pattern | 1820-1844 |