Model of the 60-cards-game
of Johannes of Rheinfelden (1377)
- according to informations given by Arne Jönssen

Notes:

The system of the suits is unclear.
The 5 court cards are organised with the 10 number cards in a number-system ranging from 1-15. Something similar might be assumed for the first 5x14 decks, specifically for the 70 Bembo-cards, although there might have been also a varified system possible (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ... 12, 13 ... 20).
The whole concept, court cards and "profession" number cards, reappears later in the Hofämterspiel, which has only 48 cards and an altered construction
The court construction with 5 figures seems to indicate similarities with the court card construction in the Cary Yale Tarocchi (6 courts, 3 male figures with 3 female counterparts) and in the Hofämterspiel (2 "real" court cards - Queen and King, and 4 court cards, which can serve also as number cards: Hofmeister, Marshall, Jungfrau and Narr).

The professions are in Arne Jönssen's article only indicated, they are "nearly 40" and include "baker, miller, butcher, physician and farmers".

head of man = Coins ? = King of Babylon	"Schellen" = Schellen = King of Greece	eagle = Shields ? = King of Rome	unclear = ? = King of Persia
15 King	15 King	15 King	15 King
14 Queen	14 Queen	14 Queen	14 Queen
13 Ober (marshall)	13 Ober (marshall)	13 Ober (marshall)	13 Ober (marshall)
12 Maid	12 Maid	12 Maid	12 Maid
11 Unter (marshall)	11 Unter (marshall)	11 Unter (marshall)	11 Unter (marshall)
10 profession	10 profession	10 profession	10 profession
9 profession	9 profession	9 profession	9 profession
8 profession	8 profession	8 profession	8 profession
7 profession	7 profession	7 profession	7 profession
6 profession	6 profession	6 profession	6 profession
5 profession	5 profession	5 profession	5 profession
4 profession	4 profession	4 profession	4 profession
3 profession	3 profession	3 profession	3 profession
2 profession	2 profession	2 profession	2 profession
1 profession	1 profession	1 profession	1 profession