Maker Unknown. German (?), ca. 1870. 52. Patience deck

Maker Unknown. German (?), ca. 1870. 52. Patience deck with a plain white back. VG.

Patience Deck. Maker Unknown, ca. 1840. 52. Cards have plain white back, slightly soiled faces, some have corners broken. Unusual courts. 1 ¾ x 1 ¼. Cary, Vol. 1 (113), #4.

Maker Unknown. Germany, ca.1870. 30/52 (?). Pictorial aces with battle scenes of the Napoleonic Era. G. (Lacking 2-6D; 2-6C; 2-6, 9H; 2-6, 9S soiled, ½ 10D). Cary Vol. I (217) #66.

Early German Patience Deck. Nuremberg: Johan Conrad Jegel, ca. 1860. 52/52. Miniature “patience” deck depicts sixteenth century costumes on court cards. Patterned backs. Hand-colored. Very

Two Partial Russian Decks. 1) Maker Unknown, Russia, ca. 1850 (?). 28/52 (Lacks H8, 6, A; D10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, A; C10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 2, A; SJ, 6, 5, 2, A). Club court cards are blackamoor figures,

L.P. Holmblad. Copenhagen, Denmark, ca.1870. 52. Maker’s name on JC, tax stamp on AD. Exc.

Two Packs of “Anti-Religious” Playing Cards. Maker Unknown, Russia, ca. 1928. 1) 52 + J + OB (lacks top flap, sides splitting). Brilliant gold edges. The reversible courts represent four of the wo

Faro Card Press. Maker unknown, ca. 1900. Includes eight faro decks all in very good condition but completeness varies. Very good.

Cold Deck Holdout. American, maker unknown, ca. 1900. Unusual leather bag with zipper front. The zipper made it easier to access the interior for greasing and restringing. Very well made. Leather pouc

Klondyke Layout. Maker unknown, ca. 1915. Felt layout with hand painted oil cloth inserts. 52 x 24”. 5 ½” tear at upper right corner, otherwise excellent.

Faro Dealing Box. American, maker unknown, ca. 1940. Nickel plated and in good working order. An unusually sized piece intended for patience cards. 3 x 2 x 1 5/8".

Dougherty Excelsior Playing Cards. New York: Andrew Dougherty, ca. 1870. 52/52. Several pip cards replaced from a separate deck, others well used and rounded, but good condition overall. Hochman AD5.

Wood Faro Playing Card Press. American, maker unknown, ca. 1890. Nice dovetailed card press that will press twelve decks. One of the dividers broken, otherwise excellent.

Set of Three Hundred Round Bakelite Poker Chips in Wood Case. Maker unknown, ca. 1940. Including 150 butterscotch, 90 red, and 60 blue chips. Case holds four decks of playing cards (not included). Bea

Squeezers #37 Playing Cards. New York: Samuel Hart (NYCC), ca. 1870. 52 (complete). Square corners, red backs. One of the first decks with two indices. Very good. Hochman NY45.

German, ca. 1890, KPM quality by an unknown maker, no apparent signature, depicting a goddess surrounded by putti, likely a reference to The Wedding of Thetis and Peleus, housed in a giltwood frame, 4

Frommann & Bunte Transformation Playing Cards. Germany, ca. 1870. Chromolithographed playing cards, partial deck (24 of 52) including four face cards. Arrow design backs. Dampstains and smudges to a f

Type: Cards Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: The box is marked Date: Ca. 1930 Maker: Professor A.F. Seward Description: A 52-card deck of fortune telling / playing cards, in the original case

Three Vintage Packs. Including two De La Rue decks (London, England, ca. 1870). VG-. One deck 32 card bezique deck with counter, the other 52 cards with numerals inked on corners of the number cards;

Two (2) complete (52 card) sets of antique swiss canton playing cards. Includes: 1) Canton circa 1870. Deck measures 3.5 in. x 2.325 in. x .5 in. 2) Scenes of Swiss towns on back. Circa 1878. Deck mea

Mason & Co. Makers Faro Dealing Box #257 & Partial (50 of 52) "American Made" Faro Deck (Old). Denver, Col., ca. 1900. Mason Denver items are especially sought after by collectors and this dealing box

Gaffed Mutual Pool Ball Drop. Maker unknown, ca. 1880. This early piece may have been used at a race track or carnival. Reverse glass signs are in need of repair, otherwise the piece is in very good c

Push Dagger with Ebony Wood Handle and Leather Scabbard. Maker unknown, ca. 1880. Gamblers in the Old West habitually carried push daggers in their boots for protection. 6”.

Pair of Leather Butterfly Dice Cups. American, maker unknown, ca. 1900. One cup straight, the other gaffed. A set, seemingly identical in appearance so that one could easily be switched out for the ot