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The Dutch pattern, Netherland pattern or Cartes Royale of French-suited playing cards was originally manufactured in Belgium, not the Netherlands. The modern version was adopted as a national pattern after 1969 along with the Berlin and Dondorf Rhineland patterns. It is descended ffrom the XP2 pattern and its distinctive feature is the Queens which "lack almost all traces of their traditional flowers." The name preferred by the IPCS is the Dutch pattern.
See Pattern Sheet 75 at i-p-c-s.org. Retrieved 17 April 2022.
Media in category "Dutch pattern"
The following 17 files are in this category, out of 17 total.
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As Karo z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 1,000 × 1,535; 3.01 MB
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As Kier z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 1,006 × 1,536; 3.15 MB
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As Pik z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 993 × 1,537; 3.11 MB
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As Trefl z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 1,000 × 1,537; 3.1 MB
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Dama Karo z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 997 × 1,536; 2.95 MB
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Dama Kier z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 997 × 1,536; 3.03 MB
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Dama Pik z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 997 × 1,535; 3.01 MB
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Dama Trefl z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 1,003 × 1,535; 2.95 MB
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Król Karo z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 997 × 1,533; 3.19 MB
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Król Kier z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 1,006 × 1,535; 3.21 MB
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Król Pik z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 994 × 1,536; 3.16 MB
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Król Trefl z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 997 × 1,534; 3.19 MB
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Playing cards.jpg 640 × 480; 28 KB
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Walet Karo z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 1,009 × 1,536; 3.18 MB
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Walet Kier z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 1,006 × 1,537; 3.24 MB
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Walet Pik z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 998 × 1,539; 3.14 MB
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Walet Trefl z Wzoru Holenderskiego.png 1,006 × 1,535; 3.13 MB
