拍品 157
157
Crehore Deck, circa 1835, Dorchester, MA, Thomas Crehore, 52 of 52 cards. Crehore started producing cards around 1798 and his sons later continued the business. Full-length courts, popularly used in the game of Faro and known as "Faro courts," no indices, stencil colored, square corners. Back pattern runs opposite direction on some cards. Ace of spades includes 13 stars above an eagle, a ribbon that reads, "American Manufacture," and the name, Thomas Crehore. Backs are crisscross dots and dashes in light blue. Some minor foxing and discoloration on several cards. Dawson, 12, U3.
Crehore Deck, circa 1835, Dorchester, MA, Thomas Crehore, 52 of 52 cards. Crehore started producing cards around 1798 and his sons later continued the business. Full-length courts, popularly used in the game of Faro and known as "Faro courts," no indices, stencil colored, square corners. Back pattern runs opposite direction on some cards. Ace of spades includes 13 stars above an eagle, a ribbon that reads, "American Manufacture," and the name, Thomas Crehore. Backs are crisscross dots and dashes in light blue. Some minor foxing and discoloration on several cards. Dawson, 12, U3.

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Crehore Deck, circa 1835, Dorchester, MA, Thomas Crehore, 52 of 52 cards. Crehore started producing cards around 1798 and his sons later continued the business. Full-length courts, popularly used in the game of Faro and known as "Faro courts," no indices, stencil colored, square corners. Back pattern runs opposite direction on some cards. Ace of spades includes 13 stars above an eagle, a ribbon that reads, "American Manufacture," and the name, Thomas Crehore. Backs are crisscross dots and dashes in light blue. Some minor foxing and discoloration on several cards. Dawson, 12, U3.