1919 Fred Harvey Great Southwest Playing Cards

This is a wonderful deck of playing cards made exclusively for Fred Harvey. The tax stamp on the flap indicates a date of April 1919. This souvenir set, Great Southwest, Card backs are "The First Sant

Fred Harvey Railroad Souvenir Playing Cards of the Great Southwest - Indians and Train No Smoke A 52 card souvenir playing card deck for Fred Harvey circa 1915 with the Indians and Trains No Smoke des

This is a deck of cards issued by Fred Harvey as souvenir cards with images of the Great Southwest. Like new condition with carrying box. C.1920's.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

This book is titled “The Great Southwest Along the Santa Fe,” and was published by the Fred Harvey Company of Kansas City, MO, in 1919. It was sold to passengers on the Santa Fe Railroad&#

Here is a fantastic set of Antique Fred Harvey Playing Cards with original painting designs by Hopi artist Fred Kabotie. There are two decks both in good condition and still pretty firm. One deck has

This book is titled “The Great Southwest Along the Santa Fe,” and was published by the Fred Harvey Company of Kansas City, MO, in 1923. This is the seventh edition of this book. It was sol

This is the tenth edition, copyrighted in 1929, of the book “The Great Southwest Along the Santa Fe,” by the Fred Harvey Company of Kansas City, MO. It was engraved, printed, and bound by

Longley Great Mogul Playing Cards. Cincinnati: Longley & Bro., 1866. 43/52. Lacks 8S, 9S, 2H, 9H, QH, KH, 5C, 6C, 2D. Corner clips, closed tears, wear from use, one card significantly torn. The only L

Dougherty Great Mogul Playing Cards. New York: Andrew Dougherty, ca. 1872. 52+blank (serving as Joker). Red over white backs. Minor rubbing. Hochman AD8.

Vintage Fred Harvey Era Mexico or Navajo Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet Set with an oval Opal between crossed arrows. Hallmarked sterling. 5.75 inches L x 0.75 W, 13.9 grams total weight.

Made in Belgium, Belgium Make, the celebrated eagle brand. Package is open and has some tears. Cards are in good condition. Looks to be complete.

Sealed, new old stock. Packaging is looslu sealed on one deck.

Lot of eight, plus, framed in group of six and two individually framed, all chromolithographed, lot of six in nice inlaid burl frame with feather design, 22 5/8 x 16 3/4"; plus two painted frames, 9 1

Paper sealed Great Mogul Playing Cards. No numbers no symbols. We are a veteran owned company. Please look at the pictures carefully to determine what you believe the condition of collectible is. We a

Northern Pacific & Great Northern Railway, 1 double pack of Great Northern playing cards, 1 Great Northern paper match book, 1 Northern Pacific glass ash tray, 2 Northern Pacific pins.

This is a set of 11 playing card decks (seven different) from the Great Northern Railroad. Most come in their original boxes; several are in their original plastic wrap.

A. Dougherty Excelsior “Great Mogul” Illuminated Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1865, 52/52 + OB (box missing top flap, bottom flap taped). Floral back. The only example retaining the original box o

[Travel] Atlantic Ocean to Head of the Great Lakes Souvenir Playing Cards. London, England: Goodall & Son, ca. 1905. 52 + J + EC + OB. Scenes along the Grand Trunk Railway System, including Quebec, On

Teeka Safety Match porcelain Sign. Great colors and playing card graphics. 16"x12" Excellent

Inventing the Southwest: The Fred Harvey Company and Native American Art Howard, Kathleen L.;Pardue, Diana F.;Pardue, Diana R.;Heard Museum Published by Northland Pub, Flagstaff, Arizona, U.S.A., 1996

A Group of 21 Belgian Decks of Playing Cards. Including “Great Mogul”, Nederland Spielkarten, Hollandia, Constantia, and others. Condition and completeness varies.

7 inch Sterling Cuff with a large Blue Center Gemstone. Stamped Sterling. Southwest Style, Fred Harvey Era ca. 1940's. 29.8 DWT

Nice pair of early Coca Cola Playing Card Decks. Great images.

CY YOUNG (BASEBALL'S ALL-TIME GREAT'S) BASEBALL CARD (PLAYING YEARS 1890-1911), HE WON MORE GAMES THAN ANY OTHER PITCHER IN BASEBALL HISTORY, CRISP!