Two Printing Blocks for Playing Cards. The first a wood

Wild Bill Hickok Poker Set and Toby Mug, poker set includes white, red and blue chips, two decks of Maverick playing cards, wood case decorated with depiction of Wild Bill and dead mans hand aces and

(2) A SET OF TWO ENGRAVED WOOD BLOCK PRINTING BOOKS: BASED ON 'QING DYNASTY IMPERIAL ANNOTATIONS OF TAO TE CHING’.THREAD-BOUND BOOKS.HARDCOVER.B014. China.20th century. The book was copied with

(lot of 5) Himalayan wooden printing blocks, the first two of narrow form with text; the third, centered with a horse; the fourth, featuring Shoulao and a deer; the last, featuring a lion and a tiger,

Rainbow Ranch Girls Window Card and Wood Printing Blocks. American, ca. 1950s. Including a three color window card and three wooden printing blocks used to produce the window cards for this popular we

Lot of three 19th century carved wood and metal printing blocks. Two measure approximately 7" x 6", and the third measures approx. 5" x 6". All three are different patterns. Condition: early repair to

Two Old Chinese Carved Wood Printing Block Panels, carved in relief on both sides. Size: 6 x 26 x 1 1/2 in.

USPC Congress 606 Gold Edge Playing Cards. Two Decks. Two deck, the first with back design of an Asian boy with fan: Cincinnati, (1905). 52 + J + OB (top panel splitting). Congress Joker. Hochman US6f

Salvador Dali vintage playing cards. Two decks with the original slipcase. Both decks are complete with two jokers. Playing cards are in very good condition. We ship most items in this auction in hous

(A) A lot of two vintage printing blocks etched with old anatomical models. One block measures 5 1/2in long x 4 1/2in wide x 1in thick, the other measures 3in wide x 4 1/8in long x 1in thick. | Please

An Eduard Pfyffer (Swiss, 1836 - 1899) oil on canvas painting "Two workers playing cards," 1885. Signed and dated lower left. Presented in an authentic gilded wood frame with a carved pattern of inter

Two Cabinet Cards of a Woman in Playing Card Dress. The first being Aunt Liz Connolly, Haynes, St. Paul, ca. 1880, (6 ½ X 4 ¼”); in the second, a young lady is shown with playing cards on hat and

Two Cabinet Cards of Women with Playing Cards Attached to Their Dress. The first shows four young women, two with playing cards attached to their dresses, ca. 1890 (8 x 6”); in the second, a woman i

First half 20th century. Copper plate on maple board. 7.5"h. 5.5"w. And linoleum on plywood, 9.25" sq.

Two leather boxes with gold decorations, and one craved wooden box with floral designs. Each holds two decks of playing cards. Wooden box marked VEVEY 1885. Good estate fresh condition. Minor wear and

DORSEY POTTER TYSONNew York/Maryland, 1891-1969Five states of Four Men Playing Cards. Two prints pencil-signed with artist's monogram. First uncolored state with pencil notations pertaining to colors.

Two groupings of poker chips, and two packs of playing cards (one unopened) in wooden card-themed box, all in as-found condition.Wood box: approx. 7 1/4" x 4 1/4" x 2".

Two USPC Tigers No. 101 Playing Card Decks. Cincinnati, ca. 1905. The first (ca. 1900) being 52 + J + OB, most likely the older of the two decks because of the highly decorated box showing the company

Two Packs of Biermans Playing Cards. 1) Leonard Biermans “Fantasy” Pack of Playing Cards. Turnhout, Belgium, ca. 1880. 52. Mediaeval courts, being one of the first decks printed using the chromoli

Three (3) Antique Wood Textile Printing Blocks from India. Flowers, dancers,patterns. One at 5 1/2"x5 1/2" Two at 6"x6". Weight 3 pds 12 oz. PROVENANCE: A Pawleys Island SC Estate

Ca 1920’s. Inlaid with wood. Measures 13 inches long x 5 inches wide. With drawer and fan inlaid on side. Playing card design. Two pegs.

Two USPC “Tigers No. 101” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH. 1) 52 + OB (missing top flap). Circa 1881. USPC’s first brand. VG (ink transfer from backs, corner of Joker creased). Hoch. US1. 2) 52 +

Two antique Chinese carved woodblock printing blocks. Utilized by placing ink directly on surface and pressure applied to paper or cloth surface to create a print. These date to early Qing dynasty.

Six wood toys, composition hen in wood house, clown 10.5" H, seesaw, jointed cat, two children standups and miniature playing cards

Two Cabinet Cards. The first showing three men playing cards, one of them handing off an ace to his partner, Adolf Jakisch, Vienna, Austria, ca. 1880 (6 ½ x 4 ¼”); in the second, a group of soldie