Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Card Games
Card Games
House of Cards
House of Cards
Wit a la mode : being a new collection of conundrums, for the use of the ladies with a genuine copy of a
letter sent with the said conundrums, from a certain Lady of Quality, to her friend at St. James's..
by George Bickham 1746
(Lewis Walpole Library)
Wit a la mode : being a new collection of conundrums, for the use of the ladies with a genuine copy of a
letter sent with the said conundrums, from a certain Lady of Quality, to her friend at St. James's..
by George Bickham 1746
(Lewis Walpole Library)
Wit a la mode. : being a genuine answer to the letter & conundrums contain'd in Part 1.
by George Bickham 1746
(Lewis Walpole Library)
Wit a la mode. : being a genuine answer to the letter & conundrums contain'd in Part 1.
by George Bickham 1746
(Lewis Walpole Library)
QUADRILLE
by Francis Hayman, printed by Robert Sayer 1750
(Lewis Walpole Library)
ACAPULCA
London 1756
(Lewis Walpole Library)
Mons.r Dupe
London 1756
(Lewis Walpole Library)
Mons.r Dupe
London 1756
(Lewis Walpole Library)
Playing at Putt
by Richard Purcell 1764
(Lewis Walpole Library)
QUADRILLE
by Charles Grignion 1764
(Lewis Walpole Library)
PUSH PIN,
by John Lockington 1777
(Lewis Walpole Library)
House of Cards
by Jean Simon Chardin c. 1779
(Muse du Louvre)
THE GAMESTERS
by Valentine Green, Published by John Boydell 1779
(The British Museum)
Duchess of Norfolk
by Charles Bretherton 1783
(Lewis Walpole Library)
Game Counters
Silver Charles I & Queen Henrietta Gaming Counter Box with Silver Counters (Top)
c. 1630
(Games et al.)
Silver Charles I & Queen Henrietta Gaming Counter Box with Silver Counters (Bottom)
c. 1630
(Games et al.)
Silver Charles I Queen Henrietta Gaming Counter Box with Silver Counters
c. 1630
(Games et al.)
Royalist Gaming Counters depicting the Busts of Queen Catherine & King Charles I
c. 1662
(Games et al.)
Silver Queen Anne Gaming Counter Box with Six Silver Counters
c. 1708
(Games et al.)
Silver Queen Anne Gaming Counter Box with Six Silver Counters
c. 1708
(Games et al.)
Silver King George I Gaming Counter Box with Ten Silver Counters
c. 1716
(Games et al.)
Silver King George I Gaming Counter Box with Ten Silver Counters
c. 1716
(Games et al.)
Game Counters
18th - 19th Century
Gaming Purses
To Hold Coins, Tokens, or Counters
at the Gaming Table
Card Tables
Miscellaneous
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