Translucent Pack of Playing Cards. French, ca. 1870.

Miniature Hand-Colored Playing Cards. French [?], ca. 1851. 52+OB. Each of the courts bearing fine miniature engraved images of Kings, Queens, and Jacks, with hand-coloring. Cards 2 1/8 x 1 ½”. Hou

Frommann & Bunte Transformation Playing Cards. Germany, ca. 1870. Chromolithographed playing cards, partial deck (24 of 52) including four face cards. Arrow design backs. Dampstains and smudges to a f

Set of Victorian Trade Cards with Playing Card Theme. French, ca. 1880s. Twelve chromolithographed trade cards numbered one through twelve. Each illustrated with a playing card game, with instructions

C.L. Wüst Miniature Playing Cards. Frankfort, ca. 1870. 52 + partial box. Near mint. These cards would be perfect for a doll house as they are the size of a finger nail. Scenic aces and gold borders.

Two (2) complete (52 card) sets of antique swiss canton playing cards. Includes: 1) Canton circa 1870. Deck measures 3.5 in. x 2.325 in. x .5 in. 2) Scenes of Swiss towns on back. Circa 1878. Deck mea

Philibert “La Flibuste Francoise” Pack of Playing Cards. Paris, ca. 1958. 52 + 2J. Designed by G. Delluc. NM. Fournier (156) #415.

B. Dondorf “No. 301” Playing Cards. Frankfurt, Germany, ca. 1870. 18/32 + OB (side split and soiled).

Philibert “Les Mousquetaires” Pack of Playing Cards. Paris, France, ca. 1954. 52 + 2J + Title Card. Court cards with characters from Dumas’ The Three Musketeers. Designed by A. Dubout. NM. Fourn

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

Dougherty Excelsior Playing Cards. New York: Andrew Dougherty, ca. 1870. 52/52. Several pip cards replaced from a separate deck, others well used and rounded, but good condition overall. Hochman AD5.

Squeezers #37 Playing Cards. New York: Samuel Hart (NYCC), ca. 1870. 52 (complete). Square corners, red backs. One of the first decks with two indices. Very good. Hochman NY45.

Three Caterson & Brotz Playing Card Packs. Philadelphia: Caterson & Brotz, ca. 1880-86. Two with blue backs, one green. Different AS in each pack. All three decks complete (52), but lacking jokers. Ge

Two Packs of “Anti-Religious” Playing Cards. Maker Unknown, Russia, ca. 1928. 1) 52 + J + OB (lacks top flap, sides splitting). Brilliant gold edges. The reversible courts represent four of the wo

“Cartes Fantastiques” Transformation Playing Cards. French, [date unknown]. 52. Transformation cards on thin stock. Pink backs. Very good. Field #55, pg. 142 (“[A] mystery pack. All we know abou

Three Packs of Playing Cards. Including Samuel Hart & Co. (New York, ca. 1900. 52/52), near mint, faro deck with one way courts; American Manufacture (Samuel Hart, ca. 1900), 52/52 + partial box, near

Chicago Playing Card Company Playing Cards. Chicago, ca. 1890s. 52 + OB (printed side panels only). Backs light green dot pattern. A scarce Chicago pack. Hochman L24a.

American Tobacco Company Beauties Tobacco Insert Playing Cards. Durham, ca. 1900. 52/52. Excellent. This American company published this pack for export to England.

Nudelman Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1965. 52 + 2J + OB. Mint. A most unusual pack of playing cards designed by Mike Nudelman, then an art student at Cornell University. This was the eleventh deck he

Pope Joan Game with Hand Painted Playing Cards. France, ca. 1900. Very good. Most Pope Joan games are French but this has English writing and what appears to be English playing cards. Perhaps French b

Six French Revolutionary Playing Cards. Gatteaux, France, ca. 1811. The maker’s name and date on the Valet of Clubs. Exc.

[CARDS]. Alice in Wonderland playing cards. Palmer Plastics, ca. 1950s. A near complete set of “Swap” cards (35 out of 36 boxed packs, each pack of 25 cards). This collection is housed in

Brass Card Press with Painted Suit Symbols in the Corners. French (?), ca. 1900. Excellent. A partial pack of German cards in poor condition is included.

[Cardini] Cardini’s Silver Peau Doux playing cards. Chicago, Walgreen Co., ca. 1934. Unopened pack of the bridge-size fanning cards purchased by Cardini for use in his famous act. Cardini hallma

Cardini (Richard Valentine Pitchford). Gold Peau Doux Playing Cards. Chicago: Walgreen Co., ca. 1934. Unopened pack of the bridge-size fanning cards purchased by Cardini for use in his famous act. Box