Two B. Dondorf “No. 150 Whist” Playing Cards.

Two B. Dondorf “No. 150 Whist” Playing Cards. Frankfurt, Germany, ca. 1912. 1) 52 + OB (missing top flap). Exc. 2) 52 + OB (missing top flap, sides split). Exc.

Two B. Dondorf Decks Playing Cards. Including No. 402 Prinz-Karte, ca. 1926. 52/52. Excellent. Courts in style of middle ages; and No. 301 “Hunting Deck”, ca. 1880. 34/36 (missing 8H,9Leaves). Ver

B. Dondorf “No. 122 Whist” Playing Cards. Frankfurt, Germany, ca.1900. 52 + OB. NM.

B. Dondorf “No. 184 Whist” Playing Cards. Frankfurt, Germany, ca. 1919. 52 + J + OB, NM.

Two B. Dondorf “No. 151 & 108 Piquet” Playing Cards. Frankfurt, Germany, ca. 1890. 1) 36/36 + OB, NM. 2) 36/36 + OB, VG.

Two B. Dondorf No. 27 “Four Continents” Patience Playing Cards. Frankfort, ca. 1890. 52 + OB. Near mint. Courts and aces represent the four continents. Gilt corners. Fournier pg. 191, #206.

No. 150 Whist playing cards, unused, cellophane wrapper broken open, gold edges mint.

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

Two B. Dondorf “Wahrsage-Karte No.1& No.2” Fortune Telling Cards”. Frankfurt, Germany, ca. 1879. 1) No.1. 36/36 + OB (missing top flap) + Booklet. VG. 2) 36/36 + OB (missing top flap, sides and

Two Double B. Dondorf Decks. 1) B. Dondorf “Baroness, Whist No. 160”, Frankfurt, Germany, ca. 1912. Double deck, 52 + J (colored and black and white). Box not original. NM. Full size. 2) B. Dondor

Lot of 73. Some RPCs, white borders , color, B/W. . Two Private Mailing Cards, clean no writing. One ten of hearts playing card Mt. Tamaulipas center, Daylight Steam train on reverse. Nine postmarked

NINE OF CLUBS; EIGHT OF SPADES, 1990, both from the Playing Card Series, two aquatint etchings, each signed and dated and numbered 42/44 in pencil, printed and published by Parasol Press, sheets 21 x

Includes Solo Whist by Captain Crawley playing card set in box, seashell framed print of the Arnadale Castle, and two Stratinoid compacts; one for the MV Dunbar Castle and one for the MV Carnarvon Cas

Gucci, a vintage playing card and dice box set, to include two card decks and two dice sets, in a fitted wooden and leather bound box, signed Gucci, measuring 4 by 12 by 27cm

150 Ways to Play Solitaire w/ Bicycle Playing Cards, cards have not been opened and are bridge size, Book is vintage. Boxed packaging measures 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches. Playing cards, tabletop decor, tabl

Packs of Assorted Railroad Playing Cards, some still sealed in plastic including: Burlington Northern (double pack), Union Pacific, Reading Railroad (Iron Horse Ramble), two Norfolk and Western, Santa

Assorted Baseball Game Playing Cards, including: two vintage 1951 Topps (Andy Seminick and Del Ennis), BOTH SIGNED IN INK, 2" x 2 1/2", three Phillies (Robin Roberts) #1, 2 and 3, 2 3/4" x 3 1/2", eig

Assorted Phillies Collectibles, playing cards, stickers, photos, partial covers, team pictures (newspaper inserts) and two sports card plaques, new in packages. CONDITION: Minor wear.

To include a mid 19th century deck in a blue box, 51 cards plus a price card, and a 32 card deck by B. P. Grimaud. Dimensions:Grimaud: 3.25" L x 2.1" W. Blue box : 3.25" L x 2.2" W Provenance:From a P

Full size deck unmarked but appears to date to mid-19th century. Miniature deck marked "B. Dondorf Frankfurt A M Spielkarten". 3/4 x 2 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches.

Antique Gold Pencil Casetwo-part case with applied decoration of racehorse, champagne, Classical figure, and playing cards, monogrammed ALB, engraved April 10, 1902, stamped 14K B / 3. 3 1/8 in. 7.5 d

Largest piece measures approx, 9"h x 7"w. It is hand painted by H. Hilge and is a little guy playing a flute under a mushroom. There are two Christmas cards by Edna B. Zane, a Zack Mosley of "Smilin"

Two Playing Card Co. Stock Certificates. 1920s. For the Morocco Back Playing Card Co. and La Tournhout of Belgium. Finely engraved examples. 8 ½ x 10 ¾” each. Includes a 1920 Articles of Incorpora

Two Playing Card Pieces. Shakespeare on the Game of Draw Poker, throughout the plays of Shakespeare a reader can find lines that might refer to the game of draw poker; and a 1928 page from the Book of