Lot 292 Sammlung von 38 Spielkarten …

Sammlung von 38 Spielkarten eines Frage- und Antwort-Spiels. Épinal, Pinot & Sagaire, um 1850. Kolorierte Lithographie. Maße je 5,5 x 9 cm.

Frankreich

Literatur des 17. bis 19. Jahrhunderts – Das Spiel enthält 20 rote und 18 blaue Karten. Die roten Karten beinhalten jeweils eine Frage für die weiblichen Spielenden, welche oftmals auf Liebeleien abzielen: "Etes-vous amoureuse" - "Connaissez-vous les tourments d'amour" - "Etes vous sentimentale" etc. Die blauen Karten bieten Antworten: "Quelquefois" - "Pas trop" - "Comme toutes les femmes". - Mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren. Meist mit hs. deutscher Übersetzung in Bleistift. Farben sehr schön erhalten.

Literature of 17th to 19th Century – France - Collection of 38 playing cards of a question and answer game. Coloured lithograph. - The deck contains 20 red and 18 blue cards. The red cards each contain a question for the female players, which often refer to love affairs: "Etes-vous amoureuse" - "Connaissez-vous les tourments d'amour" - "Etes vous sentimentale" etc. The blue cards offer answers: "Quelquefois" - "Pas trop" - "Comme toutes les femmes". - With slight signs of wear. Mostly with handwritten German translation in pencil. Colours in very good condition.

Startprice: 200 €
Estimate: 300 €

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