VTG LOT OF SIX PACKS OF PLAYING CARDS

VTG LOT OF SIX PACKS OF PLAYING CARDS -APPEAR TO BE ALL THERE- NOT COUNTED

VTG LOT OF SIX PACKS OF PLAYING CARDS -APPEAR TO BE ALL THERE- NOT COUNTED

Vintage Lot of Playing Cards + Card Game Accessories! Includes 10 decks of playing cards, 5/10 unopened in original plastic packaging, 5/10 opened with surface wear, 1 open deck is for canasta, 1 open

Lot of Six Miscellaneous Minchiate Playing Cards. Includes Mengotti, Al Mondo, F. Di. Milano, and others. Condition varies.

This is a lot of six decks of playing cards, with three each from the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Chicago Great Western Railroad. All are in their original boxes. Nice used condition.

This lot includes different packs of playing cards. Packs are unopened unless mentioned below: (1) Florida "A Class Plastic Coated Souvenir Playing Cards". (4) Slots A Fun Las Vegas Casino Playing Car

Lot of Over 20 Packs of Playing Cards and a Canasta Tray and a Card Box Condition: cards have been opened and are not checked for completeness

This lot contains six sets of Milwaukee Road playing cards. Two decks are from 1950, in a canasta package, celebrating the “Route of the Hiawatha,” and are in nice used condition. The othe

Lot Penna RR collectibles including; (9) milk carton caps, (3) packs playing cards (2) sealed, (5) lead pencils, assorted train picture magnets, PRR emblem light switch plate and medallion Condition;

This lot contains six sets of Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad playing cards. All are canasta style double-decks in original plastic cases. The first is a double set of used “Peake” the cat ca

Lot consists of: playing cards from Page's Dairy Products, Schotts Light Lager, Stayform Creations, Clarke's Pure Rye, Brier Smoking Tobacco and Kelly Springfield Tires. The Stayform pack has some pap

ASSORTED TIFFANY & CO. RETAILED ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising two porcelain "TIFFANY WEAVE" globular form vases, a case with a set of playing cards for The Washington Antiques Show, a second editio

Vtg Tray Lot - Baseball Glove, Volvo Emblem, More - Vtg Wooden Cigar Box, US Protective Glasses, Curved Blade w/ Wooden Handle, Adams League Playing Cards, More

Including Milton Bradley's Lotto, 5 packs of playing cards, Parker Brothers Double 9 Dominos, and Halsam Dominos. All in as-found condition.

Lot of Racing Trading Cards; 1991 Traks, Jeff Gordon Set #6, 2 Sheets of Perforated Indy Cards, Unmarked Foil Packs, NASCAR Playing Cards & More

Lot includes three Coca Cola serving trays, a glass Coca Cola pitcher, two Coca Cola coasters, a Coca Cola pocket knife, a Coca Cola themed pack of playing cards, a pocket mirror, a candle tin, and a

Lot of Vintage Match Books and Fun Pack of Joking Playing Cards

Lot of six Nao by Lladro porcelain figurines. Includes "Boys Playing Cards", "Flying Herons", girl playing with doll on armchair, Mother brushing daughter's hair, girl with shovel and wheelbarrow, and

Lot of 7 playing cards. 2 packs of Metropolitan Museum of Art Tiffany Windows playing cards, 1 pack of Tiffany & Co playing cards, 1 pack of Hibel playing cards, 1 pack of Salvador Dali Museum Dalí l

1 set of 2 packs Tiffany Windows playing cards by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, box measures approx. 5 x 3.75 inches. 1 set of 2 packs of Congreve playing cards with cel-u-tone finish, box measures

This lot of three Coca-Cola decks of playing cards includes: an early airplane spotter playing card pack with original label, showing fading and foxing to the package, with a complete deck of cards; t

Lot of 12 vintage playing cards. Some packs are sealed. PAN AM, TWA, Bjorn WIINBLAD, and more. Some may be missing cards. Some wear and losses to pieces consistent with use and age. Largest measures a

Playing Card Lot incl 6 Playing Card Mugs , Bridge Pack , Bridge Book , 8 Packs of Cards - some unopened , others opened and not checked for completeness

This lot consists of two Santa Claus Coca-Cola tins which both hold two packs of Bicycle Brand Playing Cards. The packs were never opened or used and all come in their original boxes. Please see the i