Double Deck Standard Playing Card Co. “New Era” Playing Cards, Concave Sides, Art Deco Backs, c.1929

Gemaco “Esquire” Pin-Up Playing Cards, Jennifer Lopez Image, August, 2003 Cover

Dondorf No. 150 “Mittelalter” (“Middle Ages”) Playing Cards, Hamilton, Hills & Co. "Unique," c.1889-1905

4 Singles USPC Congress 606 “Princeton University” Playing Cards, College Series, c.1901-1919, $10/ea.

KZWP “Odsiecz Wiedenska 1683” (“Battle of Vienna 1683”) Playing Cards, c.1983

Double Deck Coeur “Sweetheart” Pin-Up Playing Cards, Walter Krauss Designs, c.1956

Bielefelder "Souvenir" Playing Cards, c.1950

USPC “The Nile Fortune Cards” Fortune Telling Cards, c.1904

Double Deck NYCC “Deluxe No. 142” Playing Cards, c.1925

“Double Deck” Tiffany & Co. (USPC) "Tiffany" Playing Cards, C.E. Carryl Court Card Designs, Reprint of 1879 "Tiffany Harlequin" Courts, c.1974

Double Deck Carta Mundi (Flammarion 4) “Matisse” Playing Cards, [Catalogue Covers: “Chapelle du Rosaire des Dominicaines de Vence” and “Farbe und Gleichnis”], 1994

Double Deck Piatnik “Matisse” Playing Cards, Matisse Cutouts Exhibition, Museum of Modern Art [Henri Matisse “Sorrows of the King,” “Blue Nude,” and “Dancer on Red Background”]

Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art “Dyke Deck,” Catherine Opie Photographs, c. 1990

5 Double Decks of U.S. Playing Cards, $10/ea.; (i) USPC “Tiffany”; (ii) Western Publishing “Guild”; (iii) Russell “Gladstone”; (iv) USPC “Congress”; and (v) Arrco w/ “Bookshelf” Box

“Executive Deck” (“Nixon Deck”) Playing Cards, Dr. Gordon Mercer and F.W. Smith Designs, Maker Unknown (Japan), c.1973

Double Deck Papier Arti e Mestieri “Montgolfiere” Playing Cards, c.2000

Twin Decks Philibert "Le Florentin" Playing Cards, Becat Designs, Draeger Freres, Ltd. Ed. (4380/12000 and 4580/12000), c.1955

4 Aces (“As”), Persian “As Nas” Set, c. 18th Century

2 Decks “K-pop” Playing Cards, “Big Bang” and “Exo”, $15/ea.

Double Deck Western Playing Card Co. “1939 New York World’s Fair” Playing Cards, c.1939

Double Deck Fournier "Romance Espagnol" Playing Cards, C.S. de Tejada Designs, c.1953

Western “Century of Progress” Playing Cards, ’33-’34 Chicago World’s Fair, c.1933

USPC “Sportsman’s #202” Playing Cards, Kansas City Athletic Club, c.1930

5 Decks Novelty Cards, $10/ea.: (i) Western “Double Action” (52/52, NJ), c.1935; (ii) Viscount “Reverse Color”; (iii) Western/Whitman “Vend-A-Deck,” c.1960; (iv) Regal & Wade “Kling Magnetic Steel”; and (v) “The Gambler” Mustache Shape

4 Decks Non-Standard Cards, $15/ea.: (i) Lion “Jacob’s Bible Cards,” c.1965; (ii) Editions Dusserre “Costumes Alsaciens,”, c.1980; (iii) “Heidelberg,” Maker Unknown; and (iv) “Renaissance Playing Cards,” Maxim Hurwicz Designs

Piatnik “Flämisches Jagdkartenspiel” (“Flemish Hunting Deck”) Playing Cards, Ltd. Ed. Facsimile Set [Originals c.1475-1480], c.1994

76 Decks Carta Mundi “Gemeente” (“Town”) and Related Playing and Quartet Cards, $7/ea.: (i) 62 “Gemeente” Decks, 52 B/W, and 10 Color; and (ii) 14 Related Decks, 10 B/W, and 4 Color

3 Sets Tarot Cards, $15/ea.: (i) Editions Dusserre Tarot Nouveau Cards, Monet Backs (“Les Nymphéas”); (ii) Ducale Tarot Nouveau Cards; and (iii) Carta Mundi “Lord of the Rings” Tarot Cards, U.S. Games Systems Publisher

2 Decks Arrco “Century of Progress” Playing Cards, '33-’34 Chicago World’s Fair, $25/ea.: (i) “Belgian Village”; and (ii) “Avenue of Flags,” c.1934

Merrimack Cotta Transformation Facsimile Playing Cards, c.1973