Playing Cards from United Kingdom
Bread & Honey
A charming Victorian family card game involving Clowns, Queens, Kings, Maids and thirty-seven Blackbirds manufactured by Thos De la Rue, c.1900.
Breedon Press Ltd
Playing cards advertising Sunspel underwear printed by the Breedon Press Ltd, Nottingham, c.1950
Brexit Most Wanted
‘Brexit Most Wanted’ playing cards, United Kingdom, 2019.
Bridge Markers and bridge scoring methods
Bridge Markers and bridge scoring methods 1900-1930
Brighter Families
“Brighter Families” promotional card game for Cosmos Lamps (Metrovick), 1930
British Airways Concorde
British Airways Concorde playing cards made in Belgium by Carta Mundi, before 2003.
British American Tobacco patience
Patience deck for British American Tobacco printed by Speelkaartenfabriek Nederland c.1940
British Birds
Pepys “British Birds” card game with colour pictures, c.1968.
British Empire
British Empire published by Norvic Mill, c.1920.
British Monarchs
Commemorating the royal wedding of Charles, Prince of Wales to Lady Diana Spencer on the 29th July 1981.
British Museum Playing Cards
Unique pack of playing cards created for the British Museum with illustrations by Frances Button.
British Playing Cards
British Playing Cards Ltd was the predecessor of Universal P.C.Co. and involved Alf Cooke of Leeds and Bemrose of Birmingham, and maybe one or two other printing firms.
British Political Images
Playing cards depicting British political images from the Bodleian Libraries.
British Towns
British Towns Card Game by Pepys Games (Castell Brothers Limited).
Brotherton, 1789-1840
Brotherton is recorded as operating at 13 Little Britain (London) from 1789-1840. In 1851 his factory was burnt down.
Bubble Cards, 1720
Bubble Cards - known as “All the Bubbles”, c.1720.
Bucktrout & Co. Ltd
Half-sized cigarette playing cards published by Bucktrout & Co., Ltd (Guernsey) c.1930.
Buffalo Trace
Buffalo Trace Kentucky bourbon whiskey promotion playing cards, 2014.
Buses playing cards
Playing cards for bus lovers produced by Collectable Cards Limited & Ian Allan Publishing Ltd.
Busy Families
C. W. Faulkner’s “Busy Families”, c.1903.