Category:Belgian-Genoese pattern

The Belgian-Genoese pattern was originally created by Grimaud of Paris around 1860. Distinguishing it from the older Paris pattern areː the Jack of Clubs has a roughly triangular, not oval, shield; on non-Belgian variants the maker's name replaces the traditional names on the courts; the dividing lines do not comprise circles with a central dot; green often replaces blue.‹ref›Pattern Sheet 80 at the IPCS website. Retrieved 19 August 2021.‹/ref›

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