Finnish Playing Cards L&H PILIKORTTEJA 55c

Reverse: symmetrical monochrome in orange or green. It composes a symmetrical figure on two vertical and horizontal axes showing a bird perched on a fern-like branch.
Deck in bridge format, French deck suits, numbered indexes for all the cards.
2 matching jokers depicting a harlequin with a guitar sitting on a stool. black drawing on a white background. The word joker vertically as an index.
Different indexes in figures and numerals, in aces and numerals up to 10 the letter height is 8,5 mm. while in the figures (11,12 and 13) the letter size is 5mm. the indexes are accompanied by the symbol of the suit.
The figures have a framing which is a thin line in the colour of the reverse 3 mm from the edge of the card. The framing is interrupted by the indexes and suit symbols.
The aces are simple, a single suit symbol in the centre of the card. Seal on the ace of diamonds.
In the figures the axis of symmetry does not materialise, the symmetry being concealed in all of them.
The bearded kings wear ermine cloaks, wear crowns and carry a sceptre (spades, hearts and clubs) or what looks like a censer (diamonds). The ladies, all wearing crowns, wear festive clothes. The Valets are young men with moustaches and goatees, the one with hearts, and wear elegant clothes, except for the one with clubs who wears armour, all 4 valets carry a lance.
The symbols of the clubs:
Spades: Very thin stem
Diamonds: more squares than diamonds and slight curvature
Hearts: fairly standard
Clubs: very slender stem and branches and a small white circle at the meeting point, very round leaves.