Linz or Raddreher pattern (Q3619)

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Linz or Raddreher pattern
Also known asLinzer oder »Raddreher«-Bild · Raddreher-Bild · Linzer oder Raddreher-Bild · Raddreherkarte · Linzer Bild oder Raddreherkarte
Figure type (attested)single-figure
this does not rule out the other form
Suit systemGerman-suited
IPCS pattern sheet number95
✎ Edit data (Q3619)

Deutsch-farbiges Standardbild (einfigurig); bei Sylvia Mann (1990) als „Linz or Raddreher 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) 95
Alle Karten auf den Tisch (1990) (Q3039) no page given


Packs with this pattern

Name Image Suit system Type/pattern Date Stamp
Linz pattern (Alois Machaczek, České Budějovice, I) (Q30189) Linz or Raddreher pattern 1855-1885
Linz pattern (Alois Machaczek, České Budějovice, II) (Q30190) Linz or Raddreher pattern 1855-1885
Linz pattern (Anton Herrl jun., Graz, 1856) (Q30136) Linz or Raddreher pattern 1856
Linz pattern (Anton Herrl jun., Graz, 1858) (Q30137) Linz or Raddreher pattern 1858
Linzer Bild (Ferdinand Piatnik, 1875) (Q3758) German-suited Linz or Raddreher pattern 1875