Early Ansbach or Nurnberg pattern (Conrad Jegel, Nuremberg, 1820–1844) (Q3737)
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maker
card type
Suit system
Figure type
single-figure
number of cards
32
place of origin
publication date
1820-1844 (uncertain)
Described in
Alle Karten auf den Tisch (1990) (cat. no. 88)
Collection
German Playing-Card Museum (inv. B320)
Rights status
work in the public domain
Cards
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Acorns-Ace (German) -
Acorns-King (German) -
Acorns-Ober (German) -
Acorns-Unter (German) -
Acorns-10 (German) -
Leaves-Ace (German) -
Leaves-King (German) -
Leaves-Ober (German) -
Leaves-10 (German) -
Hearts-Ace (German) -
Hearts-King (German) -
Hearts-Unter (German) -
Hearts-9 (German) -
Bells-Ace (German) -
Bells-King (German) -
Bells-Unter (German) -
Bells-10 (German) -
Bells-9 (German) -
Back side
Tax stamps
At the time of this pack (1832), Nürnberg belonged to the territory of Königreich Bayern. In the window 1822 to 1842, the following applied there:
| Tax system | Sovereign | valid from | to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bayerischer Kartenstempel 1817–1826 (Siegelamts-Buchstaben) | Königreich Bayern | 1817 | 1826 |
| Bayerischer Kartenstempel 1826–1837 (Kreisnamen) | Königreich Bayern | 1826 | 1837 |
| Bayerischer Kartenstempel 1837–1849 (historische Kreisnamen) | Königreich Bayern | 1837 | 1849 |