File:Vogelspiel - Bird - IMG 8332.jpg
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English: The Bird from the historical Austro-German game of Vogelspiel or Hexenspiel. The card is a facsimile of a 32-card pack of hand-coloured, woodcut cards that date to 1750/1760 and were made by a Munich cardmaker, probably Franz Xaver or Franz Joseph Fetscher. The 2023 facsimile is produced by Timbrell Cockburn Cunha of Canada. |
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| Source | Own photograph of facsimile of 18th century playing card |
| Author | Unknown 18th-century Munich playing card designer, possibly probably Franz Xaver or Franz Joseph Fetscher. Original dates to 1750/1760 |
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| current | 08:23, 2 June 2023 | | 1,322 × 2,013 (890 KB) | Bermicourt | Uploaded a work by Unknown 18th-century Munich playing card designer, possibly probably Franz Xaver or Franz Joseph Fetscher. Original dates to 1750/1760 from Own photograph of facsimile of 18th century playing card with UploadWizard |
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