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    <value>A depiction of Victor Amadeus II, the Duke of Savoy and Prince Eugene of Savoy, allies of the British, defeating the French during the Siege of Turin on September 7th, 1706. It is probably Prince Eugene who is depicted on horseback with sword aloft riding through the troops in battle. 
From a complete pack of 52 playing-cards commemorating the victories of the Duke of Marlborough in the War of the Spanish Succession (1701-1714). Spades satirise the French and Austrian enemy, the other three suits represent scenes from the campaigns, mostly in the Netherlands, also in Spain and Belgium; the aces, court and some numeral cards are portraits or satirical or allegorical scenes.
A museum catalogue card is included with the pack and pasted with a printed cutting from a sale catalogue, which has been crossed out in graphite: 'CARDS, A Pack of 52 Curious old Engraved Cards / representing Humourous and Comical Scenes, Military / Portraits of Blucher, Wellington, etc. National Emblematic Figures etc. engraved by L. OSIANDER, scarce'. A graphite inscription written on the card below: 'Pack of 52 line-engraved cards, of historical scenes &amp; personages relating to the War of the Spanish Succession.'. The verso is blank.
The pack of cards and catalogue card are contained inside a folded manilla envelope inscribed in ink in a calligraphic hand: 'Marlborough's Victories / A pack of 52 cards / Reproduced in _Playing Cards [of various ages and countries] / selected from the collection of Lady Charlotte Schreiber_, Vol. 1, plates / 35-38 / See also _BM Satires_, vol. II / nos. 1342-4, 1429, 1435, 1452, 1461, 1491, 1492, 1543, 1544, 1557, / 1560-5, 1576, 1585'.</value>
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    <accession_number>P.13064-R(35)</accession_number>
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    <location>plate lower centre</location>
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      <value>Sept 7. 1706. ye D. of Savoy &amp; P Eugene / raise ye Seige of Turin rout ye French / kill &amp; take 15000 men 40 Standards / 10000 horse &amp; all their Cannon et. c</value>
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        <summary_title>Perceval, Spencer George</summary_title>
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          <value>Another set: BM 1841,0508.4-55 is dated 1710-1725.</value>
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      <value>Referred to as 'Marlborough's Victories' on envelope containing the cards and handwritten museum box list.</value>
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