Jeu de l’An 2

Jeu de l’An 2 – Revolutionary facsimile deck by B.P. Grimaud

Jeu de l’An 2 is a reissue by B.P. Grimaud of a rare revolutionary card game from 1793. Originally designed during the French Revolution and briefly published by Veuve Mouton, this facsimile brings back the unique symbolism of that era. This copy is in perfect, unopened condition.

Why choose this deck?

• Historical facsimile based on a revolutionary card deck from 1793
• Produced by B.P. Grimaud, a leading French card maker
• Collector’s item in unused, original seal

Design and maker

The original design was created during the French Revolution as an alternative to traditional court cards. B.P. Grimaud later reissued it as a facsimile, preserving the revolutionary symbolism and historical details.

Contents of the set

• Complete deck: 52 cards
• Includes 2 jokers and information card (depending on edition)
• Publisher: B.P. Grimaud
• Condition: unused, cards still sealed

For whom?

This deck is perfect for collectors of historical playing cards and enthusiasts of French history. In sealed condition, it is a valuable addition to any collection.

FAQ

What is the historical background of this deck?

The deck is based on an original from 1793, published during the French Revolution. Traditional court cards were replaced by revolutionary symbols.

Is this deck still produced?

No, this facsimile by B.P. Grimaud is no longer in production. Sealed copies are rare to find.

What makes this copy special?

The deck is unused and still sealed. The box is intact and without damage. Only one copy is available.

Available while stock lasts – a unique find.