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PLAYING CARDS--DONDORF
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PLAYING CARDS--DONDORF
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PLAYING CARDS--DONDORF
Lithographer and printer Bernhard Dondorf founded the B. Dondorf company on April 2, 1833 as printing and trading company in Frankfurt, Germany. He specialized in high-quality print products. From 1839 they mainly focused on the production of playing cards. This revived and redesigned deck from the late 19th century got printed to honor these almost forgotten art pieces. Manufactured by the US Playing Card Company. Printed on premium thin crushed paper stock with Air-Cushion Finish and traditional cut to guarantee the best possible quality from our present.
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 Lithographer and printer Bernhard Dondorf founded the B. Dondorf company on April 2, 1833 as printing and trading company in Frankfurt, Germany. He specialized in high-quality print products. From 1839 they mainly focused on the
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