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Cardmaker may
refer to: Cardmaking, the
craft of hand-making
cards Cardmaker, a
maker of
playing cards Richard Cardmaker (fl. 1376–1399), MP for Devizes...
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- with Baptiste-Paul Grimaud, who in 1848
bought the
workshop of
Master Cardmaker Arnould,
established in
Paris in 1750. In 1946, Jean-Marie
Simon created...
- John
Cardmaker (alias Taylor) (c. 1496–1555) was an
English Protestant martyr. [1
September 1549] This same day
Cardmaker sayd
opynly in hys
lector in...
- M****ille
since the 1930s—a name
coined for
commercial use by the
French cardmaker and
cartomancer Paul Marteau,
owner of B–P Grimaud.
Previously this deck...
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Richard Cardmaker (fl. 1376–1399) was an
English politician.
Cardmaker was the
Mayor of
Devizes in 1376–77, 1379–81 and 1391–92. He was
Member of Parliament...
- The term
became more
entrenched in card play when, in 1864,
American cardmaker Samuel Hart
published a deck
using "J"
instead of "Kn" to
designate the...
- have
caused the
circles to
appear as
irregularly shaped dots, and
French cardmakers may have
decided to drop the
details and
straighten out the sides. The...
- 1509 and made by
Altenburger cardmaker,
Merten (Martin) Hockendorf, have survived. For this reason, the town and its
cardmakers jointly celebrated "500 Years...
- (Latin for "queen")
Queens may have been an
invention of
early German cardmakers. One of the
earliest surviving packs of
playing cards, the
Stuttgart pack...
