Chas. Goodall “Shakespeare” Playing Cards. London,

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.

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

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.

Two (2). English. Circa 1900. Lithographed card stock. Each features Canadian backs. Each manufactured by "Chas Goodall & Son Ltd. London Eng". 3.75 x 2.75 x .75". One box exhibits wear including a lo

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.

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.

Bystander “Fragments” Playing Cards. England: Chas. Goodall (for Bystander), ca. 1915. 52+OB (taped). Back design by Bruce Bairnsfather, bearing a cartoon of a British soldier, with comedi

Four Playing Card Advertising Items. 1890 – 1920. Including Russell & Morgan American Flag; Bicycle playing cards with poker odds on verso; Monarch playing cards; and Chas. Goodall & Son. Ltd. die-c

[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

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

Shakespeare Playing Cards. Frankfurt: Dondorf, ca. 1925. 52+J+OB (flap detached). Gold edges (worn). Red backs. Box loose at seams, edges of cards worn.

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

Morley, H.T. Old and Curious Playing Cards. London: B.T. Batsford, 1931. Green buckram with white oilskin spine stamped in green. Illustrated, including color plates. 4to. Very good. Nice Copy.

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

TAYLOR, Edward Samuel (ed.), et al. The History of Playing Cards. London: John Camden Hotten, 1865. 8vo. Colored frontispiece, illustrated, colored woodcut device. Later cloth with titles gilt stamped

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

Sevenarts “La Traviata” by Erté for Alfred Dunhill of London Playing Cards. London, 1982. Double deck. 52 + 2J + EC + leaflet + OB. Mint and mint sealed. When the 54 cards are arranged numericall

Tiny Edwardian sterling silver case containing 52 original Goodall & Sons "Elfin" playing cards. Cards are in excellent condition, with rounded corners and gilt edges and with the less common full-col

ENGLISH STERLING SILVER PLAYING CARD CASE, case with beveled glass panels covering printed cards depicting English royalty, hinged lid concealing fitted interior with playing cards, bearing London hal

De La Rue “Alice in Wonderland” Playing Cards Set. London: Thomas De La Rue, ca. 1898. Complete deck of 48 (sixteen sets of three) game cards with color illustrations by Tenniel, plus the original

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

The Art of Erte playing cards by Sobranie of London. All parts Mint in Box, Factory Sealed. We ship most items in this auction in house and gladly combine shipping if possible of multiple items.

Playing Card Production Reticules. London: Will Goldston, Ltd., ca. 1920s. Complete set of a dozen collapsible playing card reticules. Before the string is drawn up to form the reticule, the magician

Jessel, Frederick. A Bibliography of Works in English on Playing Cards and Gaming. London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1905. FIRST EDITION. Original black cloth, spine stamped in gold. 8vo. Errata slip bou