Entente Cordiale
Jaques' The Entente Cordiale Card Game, c.1905.
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John Jaques and Son's The Entente Cordiale Card Game, c.1905. The Entente Cordiale is a series of agreements signed on 8 April 1904 between the United Kingdom and the French Republic. See the Rules►


Above: Jaques' The Entente Cordiale Card Game, c.1905. 55 cards printed in red, white and blue; 6 sets of 9 cards plus Instructions Card. Square corners.
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