"John Lenthall" (UK)
     London,  1708-1723 (?)
he was an apprentice to William Warter and later took over the business.

1720		reprint of deck: "Spanish Armada" d03536	update 19.10.2004
1717		reprint of  James Moxon's "Astrology" d03534	update 18.10.2004
1717		"Grammatical" d03608	update 28.10.2004
1712		"Arithmetical" d03607	update 28.10.2004
1712		"Forrest" d21405	update 15.04.2020
1709		"Love Cards" d03610	update 29.10.2004
1723		"Delightful" d19067	update 13.01.2024
?		reprint of  W.Redmayne's: "Counties of England and Wales" d03544	update 21.10.2004
?		reprint of  H.Winstanley's "Geographical" d03540	update 20.03.2008
?		reprint of  Robert Morden's: "A Mapp of England and Wales" d01770	update 19.03.2003
?		english edition of Brainville's: "Heraldic" d00309	update 27.04.2002

"William Warter", XVII-1709
in 1708-9 decks prodused by Warter/Lenthal

1698

"Proverbial" d01766

update 06.03.2003

Lit.: Beal p.96
Beal: Lenthal also sold the following imported French packs which he claimed were
"designed for the more easy and expeditious Attainment of that Languange":
1. Fortification and Military cards which are based on the French "Jeu des Fortifications"/d01692 and "Jeu de Guerre".
2. Political and Philosophical cards showing effigies taken from statues and medals (d21403)
3. Chronicle cards.
4. Ladies cards.
5. Classical cards, showing scenes from the fables in Ovid's Metamorphoses.
6. Roman cards (probably a reprint of Mortier's "Jeu des quatre Partes du monde").
7. Heraldry cards (d00309).
8. Historical cards (cities of the world).
9. Geographical cards (may be reprint of Mortier's "Jeu de Geographie").
10. Masquerede cards.
11. Entertaining cards.
12. Scaramouch cards.
13. Turkish cards.
14. Habit cards.