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Accession record

CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-02666

8spade

Retrieved from storage.

The card shows a royal flush of spades: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10, and 9 in sequence from top to bottom on one side with hearts as symbols for clubs. It is an image of playing cards used by gamblers or players during games like poker. There are no people, animals, actions, setting descriptions provided within the context given above. The focus here is solely on describing what can be seen and identified in this clip-art card representation.

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The same image circulated in multiple products. Each copy is catalogued; one is displayed.

CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-15864 — MasterClips 35,000 Premiere Art Collection (1996)

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The card shows a white ace of spades with black markings indicating it's an Ace of Spads playing card from a standard deck.

CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-02663

The card shows a person holding playing cards with hearts on them against an illustration of another deck of cards featuring a joker character in black and white attire.

CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-02664

The card shows a king of spades playing card with an illustration on it featuring another king holding two queens; both kings have beards and crowns, one is wearing red clothing while the other wears blue, there's no text present in this image.

CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-02665

The card shows a diamond pattern with red diamonds on white background inside of it.

CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-02667

The card shows a person holding playing cards with an illustration of another figure on it; there is no text present.

CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-02668

The card shows a royal flush of diamonds with four aces on top.

CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-02670