Grimaud/France Cartes “Jeu de la Verité” Playing Cards, L’ACCART Publisher, Face & Dos Editor, Ltd. Ed. (___/500), New Suits Deck, Dreyfus Affair, c.2006
Two For His Heels
$85
American Drummer Playing Card Co. “American Drummer” Playing Cards, Maker Unknown, Roy Lipstreu Designs, c.1976
Two For His Heels
$20
Fournier “Naipe Historico Ibero Americano” Playing Cards, Presented at Iberian-American Exhibition (Seville), L. Palao Designs, c.1929
Two For His Heels
$125
Piatnik No. 73 “Prazske Narodni” (“Prague National Pack”) Skat Playing Cards, aka “Hussite Pack,” Karel Hoffmann Designs, c.1920
Two For His Heels
$145
Peter Wood "2000 PIPS" Transformation Playing Cards, Signed and Numbered on Box, Ltd. Ed. (___/1000), c.1999
Two For His Heels
$35
Editions Dusserre “Mammouth” Playing Cards, Boechat Freres Maker, James Hodges Designs, c.1983
Two For His Heels
$50
Grimaud “Skil” Playing Cards, James Hodges Designs, c.1972
Two For His Heels
$50
Carta Mundi “Circus” Transformation Playing Cards, F. Robert Schick Designer and Publisher (Posthumously), Ltd. Ed. (920/1000), c.1988
Two For His Heels
$120
Twin Decks Grimaud “Ulysses a Vau-de Ville” James Joyce Playing Cards, Presage International Publisher, Richard Ellman Conception, R. Fanto Artwork, 1989, $75/ea.
Two For His Heels
$150
Expresso (Portugal) “Alice” Playing Cards, c.2010
Two For His Heels
$30
10 SINGLES: “Walt Disney Quotes” Playing Cards, 25th Anniversary of Tokyo Disneyland, c.2008
Two For His Heels
$20
Double Deck Piatnik “King Arthur” (aka “Saga”) Playing Cards, Vera Kay (Atelier Korecky) Designs, c.1975
Two For His Heels
$35
E. Michael Blake “Cardoons: The SF/Fantasy Poker Deck” Transformation Playing Cards, Ltd. Ed. (____/2000), E. Michael Blake Artwork, c.2002
Two For His Heels
$85
Nintendo “Edward’s – Happy Day” Playing Cards, Erotic Element, c.1973
Two For His Heels
$100
Felix Alfaro Fournier, 2-Volume Work (English) Books: “Playing Cards,” c.1982 and “Playing Cards II,” c.1988
Two For His Heels
$100
Book (English): Keller, “The Cary Collection of Playing Cards,” 4 Volumes Complete, c.1981
Two For His Heels
$250
Hewes, et. al., “Radiant with Color & Art: McLoughlin Brothers and the Business of Picture Books, 1858-1920,” American Antiquarian Society, Catalog of an Exhibition at the Grolier Club, New York, c.2017
Two For His Heels
$35
W. Duke, Sons & Co. “Series II” Cigarette Inset Playing Cards, Full Set, c.1890
Two For His Heels
$300
Copp Clark Co., Ltd. “Defiance No. 91” Playing Cards, c.1885
Two For His Heels
$375
Standard Playing Card Co. “Native Land Series Co. No. 2000” Playing Cards, c.1900
Two For His Heels
$375
Arrco Pin-Up Playing Cards, Artist Unknown, c.1950s
Two For His Heels
$35
Brown & Bigelow “Union Pacific” Railroad Playing Cards, Bollhagen UPRR- 5, “Avalon Bay” c.1943
Two For His Heels
$50
USGS “Square Deal” Novelty Playing Cards, Carta Mundi (China?) Maker, c.1990
Two For His Heels
$30
USGS “Square Deal” Novelty Playing Cards, Carta Mundi (China?) Maker, c.1990
Two For His Heels
$25
Grimaud “Tarot de l’An 2000” Tarock / Tarot Cards, Pino Zac Designs, c.1981
Two For His Heels
$50
Piatnik “Baby Dolls” Pin-Up Playing Cards, c.1957
Two For His Heels
$55
4 SINGLES (Various Hearts): Brown & Bigelow “Harlean Harris” Pin-Up Playing Cards, c.1957
Two For His Heels
$5
Dondorf No. 162 “Baronesse” Playing Cards, c.1892-1905
Two For His Heels
$75
![USPC “Cotta’s Almanac” Facsimile Playing Cards, Will Roya Publisher [Original: Cotta’s Transformation #1, c.1805]](https://cdn0.rubylane.com/_pod/item/404269/T00007920/USPC-x93Cottax92s-Almanacx94-Facsimile-Playing-Cards-pic-1-220%3a5.5-76378b54-f.webp "USPC “Cotta’s Almanac” Facsimile Playing Cards, Will Roya Publisher [Original: Cotta’s Transformation #1, c.1805]")
USPC “Cotta’s Almanac” Facsimile Playing Cards, Will Roya Publisher [Original: Cotta’s Transformation #1, c.1805]
Two For His Heels
$12
4 SINGLES (Sixes): Brown & Bigelow “Ware Nipples” Pin-Up Playing Cards, Ware Coupling and Nipple Co. Advertising, Earl Moran Designs, c.1940
Two For His Heels
$5
About Two For His Heels
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CHARGES:We currently charge fixed amounts for international sales shipped by International First Class Mail: $13 for the first deck, and $3 for each additional deck. These charges are less than the actual shipping costs would be, and result in meaningful savings for our customers.
In most cases, a tarot deck is treated as 2 decks. In any instance where actual shipping costs are less, we will only charge actual costs, but this would be very unusual. In addition, for international orders of $100 or less, we reserve the right to charge the actual cost of shipping or reduce the usual discount.
International First Class Mail is not insured. On sales that are large enough to warrant insurance, USPS standard charges will apply, although discounts may be considered on a case by case basis.
DOMESTIC SHIPPING -- MULTIPLE ITEMS
If you include more than one item in your order, the amount that shows for domestic shipping and insurance will simply be the total of the separate charges combined. When this happens, the charge will be too high, and in some cases much too high. Please contact Steve by email if this happens. Ultimately you will not be charged more for shipping and insurance than the actual cost, and if payment has already been made, we will refund the excess.
DOMESTIC SHIPPING -- INSURANCE
Shipping costs are a constant challenge as we attempt to offer playing cards and other card game items to our customers at competitive prices. We have experienced very few lost shipments on domestic sales in the 15+ years the shop has been open, and we believe we can accomplish savings for our domestic customers by self-insuring. Accordingly, for a number of months now, as new items are listed we have been electing to self-insure on domestic sales. Insurance shows as "included" when the item is purchased. Gradually we have been converting to self-insurance on earlier-listed items, but since this has required a change to nearly 1400 listings in place when the change was instituted, the process has been a gradual one.