Reynolds & Sons Playing Cards. London, ca. 1860 [?]. 52

Reynolds & Sons Playing Cards. London, ca. 1860 [?]. 52 (complete). Single-ended courts, no indices. Embossed green diamond back design.

[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

Chas. Goodall “Shakespeare” Playing Cards. London, England, ca.1920. 52. Engraved emblem Aces and courts show characters from the works of Shakespeare. VG. Lightly soiled. Fournier (229) #395.

Lawrence & Cohen Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1860. 52 (complete). One-way courts. Backs dark orange floral-foliate scroll. Overall good and brightly stenciled; a few damp-stains, short tears, and lig

Mikado Playing Cards. London: Goodall, ca. 1896. 52+J. Art nouveau back design. Gold edges. Box fragile, and lacks upper and lower panels, else very good.

Chas. Goodall “Historic” Playing Cards. London, England, ca. 1893. 52 + 2 Adv. Cards + Original Wrapper + OB. Deluxe Edition. Goodall name on all the aces. NM.

Hunt & Sons Exportation Playing Cards. English, ca. 1801. 52. George III Ace of Spades. Plain white backs. Some soiling as expected, but no cards torn or bent. Likely made for the American market. Ver

Two Chas. Goodall “Victorian” Playing Cards. London, England, ca. 1897. 1) 52 + Wrapper + Small Explanation Sheet + OB (top flap missing & side split). Gilt Edges, lovely portrait of the Queen on

Goodall Playing Cards for Harrods, London. London, ca. 1900s. 52 + J + OB. Retains “Gold Medal” wrapper. Back printed in purple and gilt, advertising Harrods. Near fine.

J.O. Oberg & Son “Fantasy” Playing Cards. Eskiltuna, Sweden, ca. 1967. 52 + 2J + OB. Fantasy designs by Eric Palquist. Printed by Oberg for the Finnish market. NM. Fournier (275) #36.

[Newfoundland] Newfoundland Souvenir Playing Cards. Ayre & Sons, ca. 1920. 52 + J + Booklet + OB. Backs red with Newfoundland dog. Rectangular scenes depicting towns, buildings, fishing and whaling, n

Universal Playing Card Co. Ltd. Leeds and London, England, ca. 1933. 52 + 2J + OB. Deck was made for the Danish market, the courts designed by Bogelund, whose name appears on the jokers along with the

VERY RARE Samuel Hart Transformation Playing Cards. New York and Philadelphia: Samuel Hart & Co., ca. 1860. 52. This deck is copied from one published by Braun & Schneider (Munich) ten years earlier,

Hunt & Sons Playing Cards. English, ca. 1840. George III Ace of Spades, with the word “Duty” above the crown. Single-ended, plain white backs. 48/52 (lacks QS, KC, JH, QH). Wear as expecte

PLAYING CARDS A Chapman 'transformation' pack of playing cards, COMPLETE, 52 cards, illustrations by T.S. Chapman, plain green backs, 95 x 65mm., Reynolds & Sons, [1878] For further information on th

Wooley & Co. Playing Cards. London: Wooley & Co., ca. 1880. Square corner deck with pink flower back design. Double-ended courts. 52/52. Near fine.

A deck of 52 wide playing cards advertising Shell Motor Oil or gas with graphic of Motor Spirit Man holding the Shell logo on blue background. The deck was manufactured by Goodall & Son London and sho

Thomas Creswick Portrait Playing Cards. London, ca. 1830. 32 (complete). Bezique deck with an “Old Frizzle” Ace of Spades. The court cards are inset in the middle of the card in imitation of a fra

Thomas Creswick Portrait Playing Cards. London: ca. 1830. 32/32. Excellent. Bezique deck with an "Old Frizzle" ace of spades. The court cards are inset in the middle of the card in imitation of a fram

Waddy Productions “Physogs” Game and Playing Cards Lot. London, ca. 1930s. A “character analysis” game in which players piece together the eyes, nose, and mouth of the blank faces shown. With

Russian 1920s Playing Cards. Moscow, ca. 1925. 52 + J + OB. Color lithograph playing cards with polished surfaces. Art Deco backs. Russian courts. Paper printed box. Uncommon. Keller RUS 19.

Philibert CanCan Playing Cards. Paris, ca. 1956. 52 + 2J + OB (American tax stamp). Original designs by Monique Arietti. Aces represent Belle Epoque of Paris. Bright gold edges. AH signed by Pierre Al

Unrecorded Civil War Era American Playing Cards. N.p., ca. 1860s. 52. Color lithography. Depictions of Black and white men, women, and children, apparently of the American South, including servants (o

[HAWAII]. The Hawaiian Souvenir Playing Cards. USPC, ca. 1920. 52 + J + title card + OB. Gilt edges. Oval halftones of Hawaii on each recto, including surfer Duke Kahanamoku, landmarks of Honolulu, an