Trefle Collection
"Trefle: A Captivating Symbol of History and Fortune" Step into the world of Trefle, where playing cards come alive with tales of intrigue and triumph
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"Trefle: A Captivating Symbol of History and Fortune" Step into the world of Trefle, where playing cards come alive with tales of intrigue and triumph. In 1678, a deck depicting the murder of Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey sends shivers down your spine, while Reddin's pillory engraving in 1679 reminds you of the consequences faced by those who dare challenge authority. Le Vocabulaire Illustre introduces us to Trefle's diverse meanings - from Shamrock to Klee, each engraving tells a unique story. The vibrant Le Vocabulaire Illustre showcases Trefle (incarnat), also known as Clover or Rothe Klee, capturing its essence through intricate artistry. As we delve deeper into this captivating symbol, we discover Trefle (ornement) - an enchanting Trefoil that adorns various designs like Kleezug engravings. Its elegance adds a touch of sophistication to any setting. But it doesn't stop there. Crimson clover or Italian clover, Trifolium incarnatum brings forth its own allure. Its vivid hues paint nature's canvas with beauty and grace. The King and Queen of Clubs take center stage on color litho playing cards; their regal presence commands attention amidst games filled with strategy and skill. Meanwhile, the Jack of Clubs adds a mischievous charm that keeps players on their toes. In another turn of events depicted on these cards lies the Glorious Victory at the Battle of Hochstadt - where French forces face defeat against all odds. This historical moment immortalized in play captures both bravery and resilience. And then comes The Aviator in 1914; an oil painting that transports us to new heights as we witness man conquering the skies above. It serves as a reminder that dreams can become reality when one dares to defy limits.