Carl Leopold Keiblinger.
Hungarian. Born in Budapest in 1822. Died in Copenhagen 1885.
The firm existed 857-85. Publish two or perhaps more decks in normal size, and at least four different Children-size decks, plus a deck of gnav. Where decks before 1868 were printed is unknown.
07-02. Stencil-coloured. 52 cards for whist. Producers name on the Jack of Clubs.
07-03. This childrens’ deck is in two versions (see 07-04). This deck is quite naïve in their facial expressions. Observe the white cat at the Queen of Clubs. This is, to my knowledge, the first cat on older decks (apart from Gnav of course). Size: 6,2 x 4,2 cm.
07-04. Printed in two versions (see 07-03). Printed by Conrad Jäger, Proschwitz, Tjekkiet (Until 1919 Hungary-Austria). 1871-85. See the scarf of the Queen of Spades. Size: 6,3 x 4,3 cm.
07-05. 52 kort. Let rundede hjørner. Ufarvede ansigter. Konge, Dame, Knægt. Findes med denne “støvede” røde bagside, og med en tilsvarende blå.
07-05a. 40 kort. En måske tidligere version. Grundlæggende samme figurer som 07-05, men lidt lettere og mere naiv i stregen. Ingen navne på billedkortene. Findes med både en rød (brun?) og en blå bagside.Hermann Jensen
The company produced cards from 1901 to 1916.
07-10. Ordinaire Spillekort. No.3. 1908. Pips: E, K, D, B. Reverse with crossing black lines. Sold in a paper wrapper with the text: “Ordinaire Spillekort. Eneret paa Bllederne iflg. ministeriel Bevilling af 17.April 1901. (Lov af 31.Marts 1894). Spalte ikke. My deck has a red taxation label, not used, but superseded by a label stamped “København R” = 1908.
07-11. Children’s deck. 6,5 x 4,1 cm. I only have 41 cards of the deck with no producer’s name on the Jack of Clubs. A similar deck is at the National Museum. And then a full deck with HJ&Co on the Jack of Clubs.
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