DKS10: Pattern C with Pictorial Aces. Ca.1915. Price: € 150.00. Printed by Van Genechten, with Danish castles and prominent buildings. Purple Danish tax stamp = before 1918. Faded and darkened along the edges, but in good shape. No wrapping.
DKS11: Tarok. Version 2 (Card II is the different card). L. P. Holmblad. 1852-61. Price: € 60.00. Square corners. Incomplete deck. There are the picture cards I-XVI + the tambour-player (defect)
DKS12: Tarok. S. Salomon & Co. Before 1905. Price: € 40.00. Much used deck with several breaks. 78 cards, complete.Repaired box.
DKS13: Tarok. No.108. S. Salomon & Co. Before 1905. Price: € 4.00. Incomplete deck. Only the shown cards + 17 number-cards. Slightly used.
DKS14: Tarok. No.108. S. Salomon & Co. Before 1905. Price: € 20.00. Incomplete deck with the 12 shown court cards, plus picture cards nos. 1-3, 5-10, 12-21,- and 18 number cards. It seems as if two decks are mixed.
DKS15: L’Hombre. Ca.1910-20. Price: € 30.00. Worn and dirty deck with several bends and a broken corner. 40 cards, complete. No box. The price may seem high for such a worn deck, but it is quite scarce, with its coloured faces, its pips, and small changes of clothing. It is not in the K. Frank Jensen Catalogue..
DKS16: Whist & Bridge. No.96. 1990s. Price: € 6.00. Unused deck in box. 2 jokers. #
DKS17: Patience. Ca.1930. Price: € 8.00. Much used deck, with smudges and bends. Size: 6,8 x 4,3 cm. Ace of Diamonds and Queen of Clubs missing. Only 21 number-cards. No box.
DKS18: Gnav. Ca.1910. Price: € 15.00. Unused deck, but there is ONLY 21 CARDS = half deck. Still very nice, and giving all the pictures and cards. No box (there probably never was one)
DKS19a: Patience. No.56 Blue. Price: € 5.00. Probably printed by Genechten. Slightly used. 2 cards are maimed (shown). One joker only. In box. Size: 6,4 x 4,3 cm.. DKS19b. Price: €4.00. Used deck in box. 4 of Diamonds missing. 2 jokers, one with writing (4 of Diamonds) on it.
DKS19c: Patience. No.56 Red. Price: € 2.00. Used and repaired deck, in box, 2 jokers (one with 9 of Clubs written on it). 9 of Clubs missing. DKS19d. Price: € 2.00. Worn and repaired box. 1 joker. Used deck, where the colour has smitten neighbouring cards. DKS19e. Price: € 10.00. Mint deck in box. 2 jokers.
DKS19f: Patience. [No.56]. Price: € 5.00. This deck is only with 53 cards (soon after they all were with 54 cards). Used deck incl. the joker. Much worn box.
DKS20: Doll size. Ca.1925. Price: € 10.00. Probably printed by Genechten. Size: 4,4 x 2,9 cm. Used and yellowed deck, 52 cards complete. Totally worn box.
DKS21a: Pattern A, No.121. 1937-. Price: € 10.00. Quite a dirty deck, burt also a bit rare. Printed by John Waddington, England for only a few years. With a linen structure, and with the use of only black, blue and red colours. No box. Joker missing.
DKS21b: Price: € 10.00. Same as DKS21a, even more dirty, BUT with a mint joker and a much worn and broken box.
DKS21c: Price: € 6.00. Dirty deck. 52 + 2 jokers + 1 blank, complete. Jack of Diamonds with a broken corner. No box. The pattern with coloured faces. Green Danish tax stamp = after 1918.
DKS21d: Price: € 6.00. Dirty deck. 52 cards, no jokers. No box. The pattern with coloured faces. Green Danish tax stamp = after 1918.
DKS22: Whist & Bridge. No.121. Price: € 6.00. A later version than DKS21, but stillprinted inEngland. Here with 2 jokers (mint) + score card, complete. Much broken box. Still with the more rare floral back.
DKS23: Whist & Bridge: No.114. Price: € 6.00. Unused deck in box. 2 jokers, complete. Printed by Coeur, East Germany.
DKS25: Patience No.264. ONLY the BOXES. Perhaps you have the deck, and not the box!? Both are worn. Size: 7,9 x 5,3 cm. One with lid Price: € 2.00 (SOLD), one without lid Price € 1.00
DKS26: [No.121], ca.1940. Price: € 5.00. A special variation with only blue and red colour. Probably printed in England. 52 cards, complete, no box. Much used and dirty.
DKS28: Pattern C. Ca.1920. Price: € 30.00. 52 cards. Worn and yellowed. Bends here and therte, but no breaks. On rather thick cardboard. No box. BUT: These cards have black pips ALSO on the red suits.
DKS29: Pattern C. Ca.1920. Price: € 30.00. 52 cards + 1 joker. Much dirty. No box. BUT: These cards have black pips ALSO on the red suits.
DKS30: Ca.1910-20. Price: € 4.00. Twelve single cards. The six court cards shown + 2 aces + 2 number-cards. All VERY much worn and torn.
DKS31: Pattern B. “7016 – 7017”. Ca.1910. Price: € 40.00. 48 cards only (no aces). Worn. In nice box. This is the first known (to me) advertising deck from Denmark. Advertising for an advertising company “Sylvester Hvid”.
DKS32: Pattern B. Whist. No.102. Ca.1920. Price: € 10.00. Incomplete, only 44 cards + torn joker. Of the court cards the King and Jack of Spades, the King of Diamonds and the King and Queen of Hearts are missing, no box. Five cards are torn.
DKS33: Pattern B. Ca.1910. Price: € 20.00. Much used and dirty. On three cards a bit of the upper paper is off. Box with no lid. 40 cards, complete.
DKS35: Pattern B. Ca.1920. Price: € 20.00. Much used and dirty, a few cards with bends and blemishes. 52 cards, complete. No box.
DKS36: Pattern B. [No.101]. Ca.1910-20. Price: € 110.00. Rather rare. Floral back. L’hombre deck with 40 cards. Yellowed and dirty. No box. Purple Danish tax stamp.
DKS37: Made Spezially .. No.154. Ca.1930-40. Price: € 20.00. Made spezially (that is how it is written) by Waddington, England. Worn and dirty, with a few bends and a single small corner broken off. 52 + 1 joker. No box.
DKS38: Bridgekort. Parti Nr.1. 1950s. Price: € 5.00. Extremely dirty, with cut corners, some breaks, and even some writing. In a broken box with no lid. Terrible deck. Belgian make from Van Genechten for a Danish market. BUT a rare deck, and until now, unknown for whom! Now I have found the deck marked for Salomon & Holmblad. There are two versions. One with NO beards on the Jack, and one with beards on all jacks. This deck originally had 54 cards, but here is ONLY 42 cards (5-13 + Ace + 2 cards).
SOLD DKS39: Bridgekort. Parti Nr.1. 1950s. Price: € 7.00. Extremely dirty and used deck. 52 cards, no jokers, no box. Belgian make from Van Genechten for a Danish market. BUT a rare deck, and until now, unknown for whom! Now I have found the deck marked for Salomon & Holmblad. There are two versions. One with NO beards on the Jack, and one with beards on all jacks.
DKS44: Version No.96. Ca.1920-30. Price: € 3.00. Much worn and dirty, with breaks and bends in corners. Four of Hearts is missing. No box.
DKS52: Ca.1910. Price: € 70.00. This very rare early deck comes directly from the factory, through a late descendant of the family. It has never been sold/used. Corners are chipped off to mark them as “not for sale”. ONLY 35 cards! King of Clubs, Jack of Hearts and 15 number-cards are missing. No box. 
DKS100: Ca.1915. Price: € 4.00. Three singles. Probably printed by Genechten, Belgium. Clean and unused. Quite rare.
DKS101: Ca.1912-20. Price: € 4.00. Nine singles. 8 courtcards + five of clubs. Vey dirty and worn. But rare!
DKS120: Tarok. Ca.1918. Price: € 100.00. Blå ryg. Kom første gang ca.1905. Version med jugendstilmønster på ryggen, og versionen med modstillet Salomon – Holmblad på klør knægt. Godt brugt spil, uden at være dårligt, men man kan se sliddet på kortenes midte. Ingen væsentlige buk eller bræk. Kortene ser mere slidt ud, end de er. Det skyldes, at de er trykt på gulligt karton (jeg har selv en anden version, som er trykt på hvidere karton). Fire kort er netop erstattet af kort fra et “hvidt” sæt, bl.a. hjerter dame. Ingen æske. Toldstempler på ruder es, – et grønt, der angiver perioden efter 1918, og MÅSKE et tidligere dansk? (Eller måske et australsk ??? – for spillet har været i Australien de sidste 100 år). Sjældent spil. Blue reverse. Version with Jugend-style design on the reverse, and the version with opposite Salomon – Holmblad on the Jack of Clubs. Well used deck, without being poor, but one can see the usage in the middle of the cards. No serious bends or breaks. The cards look more used, than they are. It is because they are printed on yellowish cardboard (I have a similar version printed on whiter background). Four cards are replaced from a “white” deck, among them the Queen of Hearts. No box. Tax stamps on the Ace of Diamonds (One Danish, green after 1918 and another perhaps earlier – or perhaps an Australian ??? – because the deck has been in Ausralia for the last 100 years). Rare deck.
SOLD DKS121: Tarok. Ca.1918. Pris: Kr.600.00. Same deck as DKS120 and DKS122. A little more worn, a single card has a non-serious bend in a corner.
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