and then becoming popular in Germany as well--with decks comprised of 7s through to 10s
which I purchased from a seller in the Netherlands
with watercolor paintings on the front and back board covers
There one small area of darkening on near the bottom of one side
with one hole at bottom center for a screw
Three Peony Lovely Antique American Theorem Watercolor, Framed painting of tiger iris and then becoming popular inNothing prettier than a peony, I think, and this theorem style watercolor captures three of them in all of their soft and lush blooming beauty. 19th century American, it was done on thin wove paper, which shows a few tears, stains and some creasing around the edges, but the painting itself is in very good shape, and very lovely. One could have a mat cut to frame it closer in, but I personally don't mind at all seeing the wear and edges on something