Aesop’s Fables playing cards by I. Kirk, c.1759.
Alice with artwork by Jesús Blasco, published by Lo Scarabeo, 2003.
Alice in Wonderland card game based on original designs by Sir John Tenniel published by Thomas De la Rue & Co. Ltd, c.1900
Alice in Wonderland playing cards designed by Sasha Dounaevski, 2018.
Alice in Wonderland “Snap” 1 penny game from 1920s or 30s, made in Germany, anonymous manufacturer.
“Baraja Literaria” Spanish pack with cartoons by Serafín, published by Asescoin and manufactured by Naipes Comas, 2002
Beatrix Potter’s Rummy published by Gibsons Games, c.1985.
Biggles card game published by Pepys Games in 1955 based on the popular books by Capt W E Johns.
Boekenkwartet featuring illustrations from children's books, 1970s.
“Characters from Charles Dickens” card game published by Jaques & Son, c.1880.
Characters from the Chinese novel “The Water Margin” - 水滸撲克.
Crikey! Classic British Comics playing cards published by Bird Playing Cards, 2013.
Dickens Snap, c.1890.
‘Dogs’ playing cards showcases 52 canine portraits in four suits as authors, artists, musicians and film stars, illustrated by Chet Phillips, 2016
Baraja IV Centenario Don Quijote is the work of artist Vicente Arnás, published by Asescoin, Madrid, 2004.
Puss in Boots card game manufactured by H. Fournier, 1981.
“Game of Thrones” playing cards are an official fan deck associated with the HBO adaptation of the books by George R.R. Martin.
Deck inspired by Gulliver‘s Travels book by Jonathan Swift, Lo Scarabeo, 2003.
Gulliver in the Land of Dwarfs quartet published by Verlag für Lehrmittel, Pößneck.
Harry Potter Spanish-suited deck made in Argentina, c.2001.
Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire, 2005.
Harry Potter Hogwarts playing cards, c.2016.
“Jacqueline Wilson” playing cards were illustrated by Nick Sharratt and published by Winning Moves UK Ltd in 2007
Just William, drawn by Thomas Henry, published by Pepys Games in 1952.
La Mariée du Mardi-Gras, published by Jeux et Jouets Français. Paris, early 1900s.
Avventure di Pinocchio by Dal Negro, based on Carlo Collodi’s famous 1883 novel “The Adventures of Pinocchio”.
Non-Standard Literary Figures playing cards manufactured by Ferd. Piatnik & Söhne A.G., Vienna, 1924.
Naipes “Martín Fierro” based on the epic poem by José Hernandez.
Mary Whitmore Jones and her Chastleton Patience Board by Tony Hall.
Playing cards showing the influence of ‘Jugendstil’ manufactured by the Soviet Playing Card Monopoly (U.S.S.R.) 1930
A Motley Pack - transformation playing cards & ‘On The Cards’ book facsimile published by Sunish Chabba, 2019.
Sherlock Holmes deck with caricatures by Jeff Decker published by Gemaco Playing Card Co. 1989
Wonderland Misfitz by C.W. Faulkner & Co. Ltd, c.1908.
