Playing Cards from Argentina
Baraja Aparcero
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by Simon Wintle
Designed to illustrate the history of four indigenous tribes who represent the roots of the Argentinean race.
Baraja Gaucha
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by Simon Wintle
“Baraja Gaucha” fantasy deck designed by Mateo Tikas Plechas for Argentina, 1998.
Baraja Gaucha Juan C. Yelina
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by Simon Wintle
Baraja Gaucha by Juan C. Yelina for Profertil S.A., 2006.
Barajitas Futbolísticas Golazo, 1973
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by Simon Wintle
Figuritas Golazo collectible football cards from Argentina, 1973.
Bedaumine Hnos, Bs Aires
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by Simon Wintle
Naipes Tipo Español 'El Vencedor', Bedaumine Hnos, Bs Aires
Bertrand Domec, Buenos Aires 1904-1970
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by Simon Wintle
Bertrand Domec was an importer of playing cards into Argentina, 1904-1970.
Billiken Minicartas
Children’s toy cards published in Argentina by Editorial Atlántida in the magazine “Billiken”, 1964.
Bingo
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by Simon Wintle
Spanish-suited, Bingo-themed playing cards published in 2007 by Grupo AGG (Argentine Gaming Group) who owns the Bingo Avellaneda venues in Buenos Aires.
Black Tango
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by Simon Wintle
‘Black Tango’ playing cards with photographs of dancing couples published by Gardés Editorial, 2003.
Bodegas Trapiche
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by Simon Wintle
Promotional playing cards produced for Bodegas Trapiche, designed to play Quartet games by collecting a wine bottle card with four matching glasses.
Buena Suerte Cartomancy
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by Simon Wintle
Buena Suerte Cartomancy cards published by Difusora S.A., Argentina, c.1975
C. Della Penna & Cía, Bs Aires, c.1930-1978
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by Simon Wintle
C. Della Penna S.A. playing card manufacturer and publisher, Buenos Aires, c.1930-1978.
Caballos Argentinos
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by Simon Wintle
“Caballos Argentinos” playing cards with photographs of horses and ponies on each card.
Cadiz style by La Primitiva, Bs Aires c.1905.
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by Simon Wintle
Cadiz style playing cards produced by or for La Primitiva, Victoria 3179, Buenos Aires c.1905. The cards have the black 'Mercury' tax stamp on the four of cups.
Capacitación
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by Simon Wintle
Health & Safety playing cards designed as a teaching aid to improve safety standards in the workplace
Cappellano S.A. c.1920-c.1985
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by Simon Wintle
Originally known as Cappellano Hnos in the 1920s, and undergoing several changes of name and address, the company produced catalan style packs with the brand names "Naipes Triunfo" and "Torcacita" as well as an Anglo-American style pack titled "VELCAP".
Card games by Joker S.A.
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by Simon Wintle
Joker S.A.I.C. produce a range including children's card games, tarot cards and advertising decks, alongside their standard Spanish-suited and Anglo-American playing cards.