SNP Ausprint Jokers
A series of SNP Ausprint jokers with the various wording and name changes
SNP Ausprint Jokers
A series of SNP Ausprint jokers with the various wording and name changes underneath. Some have holes, they are casino decks. The “Name, Address & Phone” version came from an Ansett deck (collapsed in 2001) presumably to allow travelling businessmen to ‘network’.
Above: a series of SNP Ausprint jokers with the various wording and name changes.
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