Jeu de Grotesque. Uncut French Card Game Sheet.

Jeu de Grotesque. Uncut French Card Game Sheet. [Paris], ca. 1800s. Copper-engraved sheet of 32 playing cards with caricature occupational Janus figures, the suits inset. Framed and matted, sight 18 x

19th century, sheet comprising 32 hand-colored engraved uncut cards, depicting "grosses tete" and double sense figures, inset with suit. Sheet size, 19 3/4 in. H, 25 1/2 in.; card size 4 1/4 in. H, 2

Uncut sheet Jeu de Drapeaux Playing Cards Hand colored France 1813/4 game of flags. This is an extremely rare deck.Sheet size approx. 18\" x 22\" framed 24\" x 28\" in beautiful condition.

Henri Jannin (1839) printed covers for sheet music, scenes of current events, portraits of personalities, games such as the "Flower Marriage Game" (1847), a card game for which he drew inspiration fro

acques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur (1757 - 1810) is considered to have been the producer of the deck). At a later date it was printed by the French company Grimaud . The playing cards factory of Grimaud

French suite edited by PIGNALOSA NAPOLI in Napoli without joker. In France, the "fool " or joker officially appeared in card games in 1902, the Camoin houses as well as Fossorier, Amar et Cie2, card m

French suite Grimaud without Joker . In France, the "fool " or joker officially appeared in card games in 1902, the Camoin houses as well as Fossorier, Amar et Cie2, card manufacturers, obtaining auth

French suite edited by Grimaud in Paris without joker. In France, the "fool " or joker officially appeared in card games in 1902, the Camoin houses as well as Fossorier, Amar et Cie2, card manufacture

French suite edited by Grimaud in Paris with a Holland ( Netherland ) theme for the Ace without joker.In France, the "fool " or joker officially appeared in card games in 1902, the Camoin houses as we

J. P.French - 1910's - 7" Diameter. This manually spun toy was used as a Parlor Gambling Device. The horse closest to the flag when they come to a stop was the winner. Tin. Pristine with Original Box

"Les Cris De Paris, Amusement De Societe." Early 19th century (1800-1835), a rare and unusual French playing card game, with 50 cards, 24 hand colored (watercolor on engraving) depicting street and ma

Three uncut sheets containing cards for a geography card game. Late 1700s. Containing 65 cards on three sheets, laid paper, sheets measuring 16.5" x 10.5". One sheet with margin cut, all with tearing

Jeu de Corse. French horse race game with one racetrack. Lever action handle spins the horses and the winner collects the winnings in the center. Works well. Large size 15” square with wood top. Hei

Descritiopn - Jeu De Course early French horse race game. Dimensions - 6" x 15"

The Game of the Goose or Goose game is a board game where two or more players move pieces around a track by rolling one or two dice. The aim of the game is to reach square number sixty-three before an

The firm of Mauclair-Dacier, located on 5 rue Haudriette in Paris (with a factory on 148 avenue Daumesnil), specialized in manufacturing and selling toys and games. It was active from the 1880s until

French suite edited by Edoardo Pignalosa, Rampe Brancaccio 76, Napoli , The cards are French-suited, elongated and narrow, and their design is reminiscent of several used in eighteenth century south a

French suite edited by Edoardo Pignalosa, Rampe Brancaccio 76, Napoli , The cards are French-suited, elongated and narrow, and their design is reminiscent of several used in eighteenth century south a

Jeu de Course Perfectionne Horse Race Game. French, ca. 1900. Mechanical game in paper-covered box. Four horses spin freely on course. Box well worn, good working condition.

FRENCH EQUESTRIAN MECHANICAL GAME JEU DE COURSE: Crank wind spins horses around felt top track, 9 composite horses on 3 tracks. In wood travel box, measures 11'' h. x 20'' x 20''.

262. FRENCH JEU DE COURSE HORSE RACE GAME | 15" l. | One horse replaced, (Very Good - Exc. Cond.) | $400 - $600

This early, 8 player horse race gambling machine has players each deposit a coin into the cup for their selected horse and then pull the lever. The closest horse to the finish line wins the coins in t

Box is cardboard and wood with beautiful color label on top. Marked "La Grande Semaine d'Aviation Reims", bottom reads "Nouveau Jeu de Societe". Shows nice depiction of very early bi-wing airplane. Bo

FRENCH JEU DE COURSE MECHANICAL EQUESTRIAN HORSE RACING GAME VINTAGE ANTIQUE