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Mediterranean Souvenir deck by Rioba Studio, Pollença, Mallorca.
Assistant Professor, University of Hong Kong and Adjunct Ass...
Psychedelic Tarot by Martin Sharp issued in poster form with an issue of OZ magazine.
Corrado Roi’s 2020 tarot pack presents a dark, watchful world of crows and ritual figures.
The main interest is with Tarot cards and Myriorama Decks… I...
Comparing three editions of a French cartomantic pack by Héron.
Lisa Parker’s Tarot Familiars gives the traditional 78-card tarot a distinctly gothic world of cats, creatures and witchcraft.
Fifth Transformation Card Almanac published by J.G. Cotta’s bookshop, 1810.
Delicate floral drawings by Zoé de Las Cases with symbolic meanings in French.
Military figures executed in calligraphic flourishes by Johann Christoph Albrecht.
Emoji suits in a Bicycle pack designed by Randy Butterfield.
Stylised French pattern courts broken down into simple geometric shapes.
Tarot de los Angeles is a 78-card pack featuring angels and other celestial beings, which works more like an oracle than a conventional tarot.
Dungeon-map cards from Inked Adventures for role-playing games.
The Wildwood Tarot replaces the familiar suits and Major Arcana with a woodland world of animals, tools and folklore.
Named characters from Romanian history on a pack by Grimaud of Paris.
Where the wild things are.
A 2018 tarot pack featuring Megamunden’s bold, vintage tattoo-inspired artwork.
North German pattern based on the 'Paris' pattern by Johann Anton Steinberger.
Mr. Somerville notes the possibility that there may be an additional deck or decks with a name other than Miro...
A folksy take on playing card courts.
Yates & Barnes were in Windmill Hill, Moorfields in 1763. Page 15 here: The Universal Director | The Internet ...
It could be the same Henry Wheeler, as he was pardoned in 1840 after petitions by his wife Mary and son Henry....
Nicolas Bruno’s 2023 Illustrated Edition turns a photographic dream project into a Rider-Waite-Smith tarot pack.
A 1963 facsimile of a seventeenth-century Portrait of Paris pack preserved by the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
A bizarrely misnamed deck.
A colourful Polish pack produced in 1965 for the Cooperative Company for Foreign Trade in Warsaw.
A Renaissance-style pack with ornate court cards and gilded corners.
Views of Baden-Baden: a Biedermeier souvenir deck by Johann Anton Steinberger.
A Piatnik classic that lives up to its title.
Air defense combined with gameplay.
Discover De La Rue and British Empire Exhibition cards, a Waddingtons Orient Line pack, rare English Aces, Donald McGill...
A pack with a distinctly Caribbean setting.
Courtship, class and convention in a Biedermeier satirical card deck from Germany.
A Jean Picart le Doux pack with a sea theme.
Piatnik ventures into Orientalism.
A Dutch Railways pack with an unusually elongated format.
Constellations captured on cards.
A Piatnik pack drawing on Provençal heraldry and local legend.
An artist-led pack from Vienna’s Hilger Edition, with Arik Brauer’s fantasy imagery turned into cards.
Twin decks with a noble purpose.
A curious art-game from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Liège, issued in 2000.
Piatnik’s tribute to Japanese history.
Corporate gift: a non-standard "Venice Carnival" deck by Dal Negro.
Jackson Robinson’s Summer Solstice is a minimalist seasonal pack built around solar colours and geometric courts.
Scholarly Mexican playing cards with Aztec and Maya calendar motifs.
A Simple Update to the Card Deck’s Design.
A Shakespearean-themed pack, with Spanish-suited and standard editions.
A pack celebrating the long strange trip it’s been.
A Peter Pan-themed deck developed through live-streamed drawing sessions, with members invited to supply reference photographs for selected characters.
Capturing the spirit of medieval legend on playing cards.
A Swedish tale of the Crusades gets the Piatnik treatment.
Centralisation, standardisation and consolidation of the Spanish card tradition.
One of the early custom playing-card projects funded through Kickstarter, and the starting point for Misc. Goods Co. as a product design company.
Major figures in US history enshrined in the courts.
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It's nice that your grandparents decided to put the deck in the drawer as a keepsake and that it has survived ...
Yes, you are correct. That page is very old and should have been updated. The images come from a book and are,...
is there a full gallery of every card, or just these specific ones?
I am very interested in these cards. I believe, however, that the Lady of Batons and the Knave of Cups belong ...
You're very welcome, Simon. I love WOPC, so I'm happy to help, even in this small way. I found the information...
Thrilled to read the informative history on Bicycle cards. Deeply appreciate all your hours of effort, and sha...