Category:Playing cards by pattern
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A card pattern is a recognised and established standard design of playing card. Many are out of copyright (or never had any copyright) and have therefore been produced by multiple cardmakers or manufacturers. The best known in the English-speaking world is the English pattern which, however, is descended from the French Rouen pattern and uses French suit symbols.
Subcategories
This category has the following 48 subcategories, out of 48 total.
A
- Ansbach pattern (1 F)
B
- Baronesse pattern (2 F)
- Bergamo deck (47 F)
- Brescia deck (58 F)
C
- Castilian pattern (143 F)
D
- Danish pattern (empty)
- Dondorf Rhineland pattern (3 F)
- Dutch pattern (17 F)
E
- Equestrian Pattern (16 F)
F
- Franconian pattern (10 F)
M
- Mexican pattern (3 F)
- Milanese deck (1 F)
- Milanese Della Rocca Tarot (6 F)
- Modern Swedish pattern (8 F)
N
- Naples deck (61 F)
P
- Piacenza deck (28 F)
- Polish Pattern (51 F)
- Prussian pattern (10 F)
R
- Romagna deck (45 F)
- Rouen Pattern (14 F)
S
- Salzburg pattern (8 F)
- Sardinia deck (7 F)
- Sicilian tarot (5 F)
- Sicily deck (26 F)
T
- Trieste pattern (8 F)
V
- Venetian pattern (12 F)
- Viterbo deck (7 F)
W
- William Tell pattern (46 F)
- Württemberg pattern (54 F)