Playing Cards from USA
Naipes No. 71 Los Leones
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by Simon Wintle
Naipes No. 71 Los Leones by The United States Playing Card Co., c.1900.
Nation’s capital souvenir playing cards
Nation’s capital souvenir playing cards published by the United States Playing Card Company, USA, 1925
National Card Co.
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by Simon Wintle
The National Card Co. was formed in c.1886 by Samuel J Murray, who as a young man had worked in England in Charles Goodall's playing card factory.
National Geographic: Weird But True
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by Matt Probert
National Geographic: “Weird But True” kids fun fact playing cards, 2014.
National Playing Cards by Theory11
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by Adam Wintle
Playing cards inspired by mysterious symbolism of secret societies as well as a tribute to the National Playing Card Co.
Nationalities
“Nationalities”, the people of many nations, published by the Fireside Game Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, c.1897.
Native Indian Hand-made Cards made on rawhide
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by Simon Wintle
Native Indian hand-made cards made on rawhide.
Navy No.303
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by Rod Starling
The second edition of 1883 has slightly larger indices and a more simplified Ace of Spades showing two sailing ships.
Neiman Marcus playing cards
Cowboys and American Indians on a pack for Neiman Marcus, the Dallas department store.
New Era No.46
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by Rod Starling
“New Era No.46”, based around European fashions, was soon followed with “Circus No.47”, “Hustling Joe No.61” and “Ye Witches No.62”.
New Orleans and Gulf souvenir
New Orleans and Gulf souvenir playing cards from c1900 reprinted for the 52 Plus Joker Convention in New Orleans, 2010.
New Palladini Tarot
“The New Palladini Tarot” by David Palladini published by U.S. Games Inc., in 1996.
New York City souvenir
New York City souvenir playing cards with 53 different views of interest, USA, 1915.
New York Consolidated Card Company
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by Simon Wintle
The New York Consolidated Card Company was formed in 1871 by the merging of Lawrence & Cohen, Samuel Hart & Co and John J. Levy.