| Biography | Details |
|---|---|
| son of Anton Herrl sen. | |
| *1831 c | wife Amalia Rosa Müller |
| Amalia Rosa Mller | |
| 1851 c | took over the playing card factory of Alexander Grosheim |
| 1852 c | apprenticed Ferdinand Pittner |
| *1852-✝︎1852 | Antonia Amalia Catharina |
| 1853 | stillbirth of a son |
| *1855-✝︎1856 | Ludwig |
| *1858 | Emil Anton |
| 1858 | bancruptcy, workshop seized and auctioned off to Ferdinand Pittner |
| 1858 c-1865 | managing director of Theresia Kalivoda's' factory |
| 1865 | convicted of tax evasion |
A report on the court hearing can be found in the newspaper
Grazer Tagespost, 1865-05-24 (in German).
Klaus Reisinger, Herz-Schelle-Laub-Eichel
Klaus Reisinger, Tarocke
Trappola
(Cary Collection AUS78)
The playing cards are marked with Alexander Grosheim
on the printing block;
a red stamp, dated 1852, already names Anton Herrl as the manufacturer.
Linz pattern (1856)
(private collection)
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Linz pattern (1858)
(private collection)
NB: This card pack could also have been designed by Anton Herrl sen.,
but this is unlikely because this pack is stamped 1856 and the cards are
printed from the same plates
1856
additional images
Steyr-Graz pattern
(private collection)
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Tarock with views of Styria
Cary collection AUSsheet99
Cary Collection AUSsheet111
additional images (Cary Collection sheet 99)
additional images (Cary Collection sheet 111)
Herrl took over the printing block from Alexander Grosheim
XP 1 (IPCS pattern sheet 71)
(Cary Collection AUSsheet20)
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wrapper - Super feine Whist a la Styriene Nr. 40
(Cary Collection AUSwrapper13)
