Since the cards that are missing are all pip cards it is relatively easy to recreate them by either adding or removing parts of the image from extant cards. I have has a test sample of As-Nas cards printed using https://www.makeplayingcards.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false...

I am currently engaged in a Mughal Ganjifa digital restoration project. I have a set of original c1790 cards - only four missing, none of them court cards. I have photographed every card and I'm digitally cleaning them up - just a little to replace chips and any other damage where it is necessary fo...

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Whilst this topic has been raised elsewhere I wanted to add some fresh input. I recently acquired a Mughal Ganjifa set (nearly complete!) and had no idea what it was until I began researching. Like others before me, I'm fascinated and I am planning on reproducing the set - possibly as a small commer...

Hello, My name is Jon and I have recently become interested in the history of card games and its variants. I have been looking into As-Nas and particularly Mughal Ganjifa after acquiring a rare deck of cards by chance at a junk market. A near complete set of boxed Mughal Ganjifa cards which I have h...