Two USPC “Aristocrat” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH.

Two USPC “Aristocrat” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH. Contemporary. Mint. Sealed. Hoch. RU19.

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 USPC “Treasury Club No. 89” Decks of Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH. 1) 52 + J + OB. Circa 1899. Exc. Hoch. US18b. 2) 52 + J + OB. Circa 1919. Nice slip-case. Extra large indices for poker play

Two USPC Decks. 1) USPC “Los Leones #71 Playing Cards, Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1897. 48/48 + OB. Printed in 1897 with the medals USPC won at “La Exposition Universal” in Chicago, 1893. Hochman lists

USPC “Movie Souvenir” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1916. 52 + J + OB. Printed for M.J. Moriarty, the purchasing agent for USPC. Each card depicts a prominent movie star of the day, the joker

USPC “Stage #65X” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1908. 52 + J + OB (missing one side panel, bottom flap, and half of the other side panel). Gilded edges, and the stars centered in an oval, fra

USPC “Tigers No. 101” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1894. 52 + J + OB (part of side panel and top flap missing). Exc. Joker has a crease across the bottom. Hoch. US1b.

USPC “Capitol No. 188” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1905. 52 + J + OB. NM. Hoch. US10d.

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

USPC “Bicycle 808” Playing Cards “Sprocket” Back. Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1900. 52 + J + OB. Belly stripped deck. Exc. Hoch. US8d.

USPC “Bicycle 808” Playing Cards “Expert” Back. Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1900. 52 + J + OB (taped). Belly stripped deck. Exc. Hoch. US8d.

Two Decks Steamboat 999 and One Deck Steamboat 999x Playing Cards. Cincinnati: U.S.P.C. 1900-1950. Two decks 52. Very good & excellent. One deck 52 + J + OB. Near mint with gilt edges. The "X" after t

USPC “Hustling Joe #1” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, ca. 1895. 52/52 + J + OB. VG. Box lacking top and bottom flaps, and two cards have slight damage; the AC has a 1” tear at the bottom and a creas

United States Playing Card Co. Cincinnati, 1928. Two double decks of Art Deco Congress playing cards and booklet describing a few of the items purchased by USPC in the Clulow Collection in 1898. Cards

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

Russell & Morgan “Congress #606 Lacquer Back” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1885. 52 + J + OB. The Lacquer Back cards are among the most sought after and rarest of the Congress decks. This ba

Russell & Morgan ”Original Army & Navy #303” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1881. 52 + J + EC + OB. In order not to show favoritism, Russell & Morgan used the Navy style Ace of Spades with the

USPC “Colombiano #81” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, ca.1893. 48/48 + Original Wrapper. Magnificent Spanish deck issued for the 1893 Columbian Exposition. South American Indians pictured on all the co

Two Decks Faro Playing Cards. Cincinnati: Russell & Morgan, ca. 1890. Both decks complete. One has original slip case box and one has a N.Y.C.C. Samuel Hart original box but not original to this parti

USPC “Movie Souvenir” Playing Cards. Cincinnati, 1916. 52 + J + OB. Printed for M.J. Moriarty, the purchasing agent for USPC. Each card depicts a prominent movie star of the day, the joker bearing

USPC Congress 606W Playing Cards. Cincinnati, 1920s (1922 tax stamp). Gilt-edged cards with a design of a Japanese Chin dog named “Wong,” by William Rannell. Deck sealed. Surface of box skinned, o

[Circus] USPC No. 47 Circus Playing Cards. Cincinnati: USPC, 1896. 52 + J + OB. Non-standard courts representing performers in the circus: clowns are jacks, queens theatrically dressed trainers or equ

Hustling Joe No. 61 Playing Cards. Cincinnati: USPC, 1895. 52 (lacks Joker). Handsomely color lithographed transformation-type playing cards depict occupations, sports, royalty, and others. Courts pri

Polar Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Playing Cards. Cincinnati: U.S.P.C., 1900. 52 + J + EC + OB. Near mint. Luhrman & Wilbern Tobacco Co., Cincinnati. Rare wide advertising deck with unique Joker, Ace o