Lombard pattern (Q3621)

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Checked and rejected: a suspected duplicate of Lyon pattern II (Q3649) – source of the suspicion: Alle Karten auf den Tisch (1990), Kat.-Nr. 167. The statement stays on the data item with the rank “deprecated”, so that the same suspicion is not proposed again.
Lombard pattern
member of pattern familyLyon II/III pattern family (sourcing circumstances: presumably)
derived fromLyon pattern II (presumably)
Figure type (attested)double-ended
this does not rule out the other form
Suit systemFrench-suited
in use inaccording to Marc Flöter: playing cards worldwide and Regensburg card makers (Google My Maps), as of 2026:
Lombardy (Raum Mailand, Pavia, Como)
according to Mit welchen Karten spielt ihr? Spielkartenbilder in Südtirol und im Trentino (Talon 34/2025), as of 2025:
Lombardy (Bild aus Lyon, moderner Fabrikname Milanesi (Dal Negro); auch im Tessin gebräuchlich (dort offen, s. W8))
according to Wikipedia (Italian), as of 2026:
Lombardy (Lombardia occidentale: Provinzen Mailand, Pavia, Lodi, Varese, Lecco, Como, Sondrio)
✎ Edit data (Q3621)

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

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Geschichte und Abgrenzung

Ein Dubletten-Verdacht gegen das Lyoner Bild II ist geprüft und verworfen. Anlass war Sylvia Manns Kopfzeile zu Kat. 167 („Lombard pattern = Lyon II pattern“). Nach dem fachlichen Urteil von Marc Flöter (20. September 2026) sind die beiden Bilder deutlich unterscheidbar; das Lombardische Bild leitet sich vom Lyoner Bild II ab. Mann selbst vermerkt zu Kat. 167 Unterschiede in Stil und Motiven gegenüber Kat. 166.


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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
Marc Flöter: answers to the open card-pattern questions (2026) (Q25441) F7
Marc Flöter: playing cards worldwide and Regensburg card makers (Google My Maps) (Q25442) Fläche „Lombarde/Milanesi Bild“ (Ebene Französische Farben)
Mit welchen Karten spielt ihr? Spielkartenbilder in Südtirol und im Trentino (Talon 34/2025) (Q3272) S. 216
Wikipedia (Italian) (Q25467) Abschnitt „Varianti regionali – Carte milanesi (lombarde)“

Area of use

Packs with this pattern

Name Image Suit system Type/pattern Date Stamp
Lombard pattern (Raineri Bordoni, Milan, 1886) (Q3809) French-suited Lombard pattern 1886