Carmichael, Jewett & Wales Playing Cards. American, ca.

Carmichael, Jewett & Wales Playing Cards. American, ca. 1840. 39/52. Elaborate engraved Ace of Spades with “American Manufacture” text surrounding central pip. Printed asterisk backs. Unco

Large Group of Magic Playing Cards. American/English, ca. 1910s/2000s. Decks of cards prepared for use or issued by magicians and magic suppliers, as well as some souvenir decks, including Gamagic, De

Beauties Tobacco Cigarette Insert Playing Cards. British-American Tobacco, ca. 1908. 52 (complete) each picturing a different beautiful woman of the era. Tobacco leaf back design. Inserted into packs

Wood Faro Playing Card Press. American, maker unknown, ca. 1890. Nice dovetailed card press that will press twelve decks. One of the dividers broken, otherwise excellent.

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

Switch Box. American, ca. 1930s. Lidded pine box with playing card design on lid switches one card or billet for another. 4 ¾ x 3 x 3”. Surface with light scratching. Good working condition.

NYCC U.S. Army “Spanish American War” Playing Cards. NYCC, ca. 1898. 52 + J + OB. Retains a panel from the larger outer box which is designed to resemble a knapsack. Originally, the box would have

Charles Bartlet American Manufacture Playing Cards. Philadelphia, ca. 1845. 38 of 52 (lacks 5S, QS, 6D, QD, 6H, 9H, 10H, JH, 2C, 3C, 4C, 7C, JC, and QC). A few cards married, having different colored

American Playing Card Co. ”American Premiers #50” Playing Cards. Kalamazoo, MI, ca. 1890. 52 + J. This deck was the manufacturer’s most expensive in a 1903 wholesale price list. It has a multi-c

Coughtry & Dougherty American Manufacture Playing Cards. [New York], ca. 1849-53. 48 of 52 (lacks AD, QS, JH, and 3C). One-way courts. Ace of Spades similar to Crehore, but with “Coughtry & Doug

American Playing Card Co. Transparent Deck. New York, ca. 1880. 52 + J + OB. Several cards have brown spots, otherwise excellent. Slip-case has a green five-cent proprietary U.S. Internal Revenue stam

The American Playing Card Co. “No. 99 Steamboats.” Kalamazoo, Michigan, ca. 1890. 52 + J + OB. Near mint. Most of the early steamboat decks were printed on cheap stock and were meant to be used on

Samuel Hart American Manufacture Playing Cards. New York: Samuel Hart & Co., ca. 1890. Square corner single-ended pack with green patterned back design. 52+J. Near fine. Offsetting of back design on 3

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

Pan American Exposition Aluminum Playing Cards. Two Rivers, WI: Aluminum Mfg. Co., ca. 1901. 52 + J + OB. The symbol for the exposition was a buffalo, which appears on the AS, Joker and backs. The ear

[Alcohol] Golden Wedding American Pure Rye Whisky Playing Cards. Montreal, ca. 1920s. 52 + J + EC + OB. Advertising deck. Extra card with cocktail recipes. Minimal wear; near fine.

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

Dougherty American Whist League #109 Playing Cards. New York: Andrew Dougherty, ca. 1895. 52+J (back of Joker scraped). AS with faint overprint. Hochman AD44.

[Breweriana] Anheuser-Busch Spanish-American War Political Advertising Playing Cards. New York: Gray Litho., ca. 1898. 52 + J + OB. Early color lithographed deck issued during the Spanish-American War

American Club #165 Border Index Playing Cards. Cincinnati: Paper Fabrique Company, ca. 1878. 52 (lacks Joker). Several cards with small chips to corners; faces rubbed and lightly soiled. Courts depict

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

Samuel Hart & Co. Advertising Token. New York, ca. 1900. Uncommon hard rubber merchant token for the playing card manufacturer. Hand of cards on obverse, American flag on reverse, surrounded by text.

Tiffany Harlequin Playing Cards. New York: Tiffany & Co., ca. 1879. 52 + OB (bottom half only). Designed by C.E. Carryl. Perhaps the most skillfully executed and artistic of the American transformatio

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