4 SINGLES (Red Kings): USPC (Hamilton Brand) “Woman in Profile” Playing Cards, Art Deco Backs, c.1930
Two For His Heels
$5
4 SINGLES (Red Kings): USPC (Hamilton Brand) “Sailboat” Playing Cards, Art Deco Backs, c.1930
Two For His Heels
$5
4 SINGLES (Kings): Western Playing Card Co. “Ship” Playing Cards, Art Deco Backs, c.1929
Two For His Heels
$5
4 SINGLES (Kings): USPC Congress 606 “Dolores” Playing Cards, Art Deco Backs, c.1928
Two For His Heels
$5
4 SINGLES (Aces): Papier Arti e Mestieri “Varie Figure Gobbi di Jacopo Callot” Playing Cards, c.2002
Two For His Heels
$5
Piatnik “Abstract Art” Playing Cards, Jacques Cinquin Designs, c.1995
Two For His Heels
$35
Esselte Obergs AB “4 Sekel” (“4 Centuries”) Playing Cards, Nils Melander Designs, c.1970
Two For His Heels
$40
Russia State Printing Works “Modern” Playing Cards, Veronica Nikolaeva Designs, c.1996
Two For His Heels
$65
Naipes Comas “Asescoin 1991” Playing Cards, Asescoin de Coleccionismo Publisher, Goya’s “Los Caprichos,” Ltd. Ed. 320/500, c.1991
Two For His Heels
$35
AG Muller “Schuttersveld” Playing Cards, c.1970s
Two For His Heels
$25
Heron “Chambord” Playing Cards, A. Belliard Designs, c.1952
Two For His Heels
$50
Silver Plate (?) Whist Marker, c.1900
Two For His Heels
$75
Michael Evans “Hobby Horse” Playing Cards, Ltd. Ed. (278/350), 7 Jokers Complete, Nicholas Thompson-Moore Designs, c.1986
Two For His Heels
$100
Angel “Ukiyo-e” Playing Cards, c.1978
Two For His Heels
$15
Obchodni Tiskarny n.p. Kolin (OTK) “Centrotex” Playing Cards, c.1971
Two For His Heels
$75
Angel “Takasawa” Playing Cards, Keiichi Takasawa Designs, c.1980
Two For His Heels
$55
Philibert “Les Mousquetaires” Playing Cards, Albert Dubout Illustrations, c.1954
Two For His Heels
$185
West & Lee “Avilude” Card Game, c.1873
Two For His Heels
$100
Charles Goodall & Sons “Khanhoo” Card Game, c.1891
Two For His Heels
$275
Double Deck ASS “Royal Gothic” Playing Cards, Dondorf Centennial, c.1975
Two For His Heels
$30
Double Deck ASS “Royal Gothic” Playing Cards, Dondorf Centennial, c.1975
Two For His Heels
$35
Brown & Bigelow “Union Pacific” Railroad Playing Cards, Bollhagen UPRR- 5, “Avalon Bay” c.1943
Two For His Heels
$45
Double Deck Arrco “Missouri Pacific” Railroad Playing Cards, Bollhagen MP-9, “Mo-Pac/Logo,” c.1975
Two For His Heels
$20
Obchodni Tiskarny n.p. Kolin (OTK) “Technoexport” Playing Cards, c.1991
Two For His Heels
$35
VSSF/Altenburg “Hansa-Karte” Skat Playing Cards, Bechstein Design, c.1923-1931
Two For His Heels
$100
Clarke & Stuart “British Columbia” Souvenir Cards, c.1895
Two For His Heels
$50
Inge Clayton “The Decadent Deck” Playing Cards, Printed by Richard Edward, Self-Published by Artist Clayton, c.2006
Two For His Heels
$100
Double Deck of Carta Mundi (U. S. Games) Shakespeare Playing Cards, Virginijus Poshkus Illustrations, c.1992
Two For His Heels
$30
Carta Mundi “Passion Collections 2003” Playing Cards, c.2003
Two For His Heels
$15
Carta Mundi “The Games Afoot” Playing Cards, Sherlock Holmes Interest, The Strand Magazine – Sidney Paget Illustrations, Stradlin & Associates Publisher, Marilyn Appleby Designs, c.1990
Two For His Heels
$30
About Two For His Heels
DOMESTIC SHIPPING -- MULTIPLE ITEMSIf 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.