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Vogelspiel

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456:), presumably marked on a slate, scoresheet or the table. A player with any of the matadors must not exchange it (on penalty of losing a life), but follows the instruction or says the word at the top of the card. Holding a Bird, the player whistles and the challenger erases 2 lines; holding a Horse, the player says "that's the Horse" whereupon all exchanges are reversed, the deal ends and the player with the lowest card erases a line. If a player holding the Guard, Cat or Inn is challenged, they say "Guard", "Miaow" or "Stop and eat", the challenger erases a line. If a Plate holder tries to exchange with the Inn, both lose a line. Otherwise all must swap. The dealer may exchange with the top card of the stock; if that is not wanted, the dealer may exchange with the one below it. Once all have had the opportunity to exchange or stand on their card, the deal ends and the player with the lowest card erases a line. If the two lowest cards are equal, the dealer deals two more and the lowest loses. A player whose last line is erased is out of the game. 388: 38: 395:
Smith (1991) states that while the ranking of the cards is consistent and clear from leaflets dating to the late 18th century and early 19th century, the actual rules of play are not very explicit, but may have been similar to those of CuccĂč with the exception that the player with the lowest card was
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as the highest of the low cards; in other packs they were dropped in favour of the XI and XII. Meanwhile the Bucket became the Glass and the Mask became a Witch. Again the order was changed with the Witch being last and the Fool being promoted. Two new low cards – the Plate and the Sausages – were
177:. These comprised two sets of 10 or 12 picture cards but only one set of numerals ranging from I to X or XII. The themes of top cards were almost identical to those of CuccĂč – Bird, Guard, Cat, Horse and Tavern – although the ranking of the Cat and Horse were switched. Some packs retained the 162:, a gambling and children's game that goes back to the early 16th century. Italian CuccĂč originally had 38 cards comprising two sets of 10 numerals and 9 picture cards; the five matadors being the Cuckoo, Hunter, Horse, Cat and Tavern, while the four low cards were the Zero ( 448:
each player received one card from a pack and had an opportunity to swap it before all the cards were revealed and the one with the lowest card moved a counter one place nearer the centre of the circular board or diagram drawn for the purpose.
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The pack comprises 32 cards with 12 numeral cards and 10 pairs of non-identical picture cards ranking from highest to lowest as shown. The actions shown are based on Adrian and Pichler; any variations being noted.
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for a variable number of players and played with special cards. The game is named after the bird or witch that appeared on the highest or lowest cards respectively. The name
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only penalised if either no-one has been penalised during play or if the person so penalised was unable to pay the full penalty.
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No exchange takes place and either the exchanger loses a life (Adrian) or all exchanges are reversed and the deal ends (Pichler)
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There is a set of rules accompanying an 18th century Austrian pack of "Vogelspiel" cards by Johan Georg Pichler in the
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No exchange takes place and the exchanger loses a life. (In Pichler, if the challenger holds Plate, both lose a life.)
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in the 1930s. In Austria, the name Hexenspiel was mostly used; the Bavarians and Upper Austrians called it Vogelspiel.
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cards are replaced by numerals XI and XII. The game is played "like Höllfahren in which cards are swapped around". In
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Smith, A. G. (1991). "The 'Cambio' Packs and the Games Played with Them. I. Hexenspiel and Quittli" in
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The earliest surviving packs date to the second half of the 18th century and they were produced in
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In Pichler's account of Vogelspiel each player receives 6 or 7 "little lines" (
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collection/object/P_1896-0501-449 with images and transcription of the rules]
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Endebrock, Peter (2018). "One of a Kind: Hexenspiel or Vogelspiel" in
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until the end of the century; one pack still being issued by
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No exchange takes place and the exchanger loses 2 lives
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No exchange takes place and the exchanger loses a life
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No exchange takes place and the exchanger loses a life
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Richter, Jonas (2022). "Höllfahren: Ein Überblick" in
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Cards exchanged. (Note: Adrian only has cards I–X.)
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Index

Hexenspiel

Germany
Austria
Cuccu
card game
CuccĂč
MĂ©content
Austria-Hungary
Kingdom of Bavaria
Piatnik

Salzburg
matadors
stock
British Museum
Höllfahren
HĂšre
Coucou








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