Pierrot-125
Naipes 'Pierrot' 125 manufactured by Orpamex, S.A., Mexico.
Naipes Pierrot-125
Naipes ‘Pierrot-125’ manufactured by Orpamex, S.A., Mexico
Organización Papelera Mexicana S.A. de C.V. (founded 1959) produce a wide range of products including office stationery, educational materials, computer accessories, catering and cleaning materials, etc. www.orpamex.com.mx
Naipes Pierrot-125 were first produced by Orpamex in c.1980 and are presented in a cardboard box (shown right). The name and address of the manufacturer printed on the edge of the box reads: Organización Papelera Mexicana, S.A., Av. del Taller 24, whilst the ‘Pierrot’ logo appears on the Fours of Coins and Cups.
Above: Naipes ‘Pierrot-125’ manufactured by Orpamex, S.A., Mexico. 40 cards in box. The name and address of the manufacturer is printed on the edge of the box: Organización Papelera Mexicana, S.A., Av. del Taller 24.
See also: "Pierrot" Loteria • Naipe Victoria • Naipes Nacionales • Souvenir of Mexico • El Fenix • El León • Gallo • Baraja Taurina • Aztec Playing Cards • Aeronaves de Mexico • Anonymous Manufacturers • La Cubana • Camacho • Editorial RAF • Acapulco Souvenir • Pronaco • Juegos y Fichas • Naipes Gacela • Bartolo Borrego
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