USPC Bicycle 808 Playing Cards “Tangent #1."

USPC Bicycle 808 Playing Cards “Tangent #1." Cincinnati, ca. 1900. 52 + J + OB. The jester hat joker and a rare “seconds" box. The box is torn but complete and the deck is excellent. Hoch. US8d.

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.

USPC Bicycle 808 Playing Cards “Motorcycle #2." Cincinnati, ca. 1900. 52 + J + Box. The box held a deck with the rare Margin Tri-Plaid back and the joker creased, otherwise excellent. US8d.

Bicycle 808 Racer Back Playing Cards (Sealed). Cincinnati, ca. 1950s. Red backs. Deck sealed in inner wax wrapper with circular blue USPC seal. Box retains partial tax stamp.

Russell & Morgan Bicycle 808 Playing Cards With Acorn Back. Cincinnati, ca. 1890. 52 + J + Box (not original). Gold edges and high wheel best bower. Joker lightly browned, otherwise excellent. Hoch. U

Three Early Bicycle 808 Decks of Playing Cards. Including Bicycle 808 Model Back (red), 52 + J + OB; Bicycle 808 Wheel Back (red), 52 + J + OB (joker probably married from another deck); and Bicycle 8

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

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 +

Monarch Bicycle Advertising Playing Cards. Cincinnati: USPC, 1895. 52 + J + OB. Lacks the extra card. An early example of advertising deck with special court cards. Each king features a portrait of ��

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

1 Deck Bicycle Mark Gonzales Playing Cards

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

Tin countertop Bicycle playing cards display with lithographed wood grain. Display reads, “The real cardplayer’s card.” Label on bottom of display reads, “Made by the Brunhoff MFG. CO.” (Ver

A SEALED DECK OF PREMIUM POKER SIZE PLAYING CARDS.

Three Miscellaneous Decks of Magic Playing Cards. 1) A. Dougherty “Tally-Ho #9”, New York, ca. 1940. 52 + OB + Wrapper + Ribbon + OB. Being a magic rising deck, the ribbon original to the trick. N

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

United States Playing Card Co. Salesman Sample Foldout of Bicycle Playing Cards. Circa 1905. Seventy-seven different Bicycle backs including, bicycles, vintage autos, motor-bikes and motorcycles. All

Erik Gronborg (b.1931 California) Zodiac Tray Glazed Raku 13''x14''x2.5''. Funk pottery charger with impressed signs of the zodiac, stock market chart, and Bicycle playing cards. Four impressed artist

Three Miscellaneous Perfection Playing Card Co. Decks of Playing Cards. 1) Perfection Playing Card Co. “Leader #325”, New York, ca.1890. 52 + J + Gimbel Brothers Box. Interesting back design, appa

Northern Pacific & Great Northern Railway, 1 double pack of Great Northern playing cards, 1 Great Northern paper match book, 1 Northern Pacific glass ash tray, 2 Northern Pacific pins.

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

(3) Items Marked Pickard, All Over Gold, (1) Covered Box For Playing Cards, (1) 3.5" Shell Shaped Ash Tray, (1) 1.75" Toothpick Holder, Estate Of Alan B. Reed, Author Of Collectors Encyclopedia Of Pic