Viterbo pattern (Guglielmo Murari, Bari, 1922) (Q3706)

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Q3706

maker

Guglielmo Murari

Suit system

Spanish-suited

Pattern

Viterbo pattern

Figure type

single-figure

number of cards

40

place of origin

Bari

publication date

1922

Described in

Alle Karten auf den Tisch (1990) (cat. no. 57)

Collection

Sylvia Mann Collection (inv. 1336/88)

Source

Alle Karten auf den Tisch (1990)

Rights status

work in the public domain

Cards

• 
  Cups-King (Spanish)
• 
  Cups-Cavalier (Spanish)
• 
  Cups-Jack (Spanish)
• 
  Cups-4 (Spanish)
• 
  Cups-1 (Spanish)
• 
  Coins-King (Spanish)
• 
  Coins-Cavalier (Spanish)
• 
  Coins-Jack (Spanish)
• 
  Coins-4 (Spanish)
• 
  Coins-1 (Spanish)
• 
  Swords-King (Spanish)
• 
  Swords-Cavalier (Spanish)
• 
  Swords-Jack (Spanish)
• 
  Swords-5 (Spanish)
• 
  Swords-1 (Spanish)
• 
  Batons-King (Spanish)
• 
  Batons-Cavalier (Spanish)
• 
  Batons-Jack (Spanish)
• 
  Batons-1 (Spanish)
• 
  Back side

Tax stamps

At the time of this pack (1922), Bari belonged to the territory of Königreich Italien. In the window 1912 to 1932, the following applied there:

Tax system	Sovereign	valid from	to
Italienische Provisorien Südtirol 1919–1922	Königreich Italien	1919	1922

View 2 tax stamps from 1912 to 1932