Playing Cards from USA
The Retro Deck- Pocono Modern Playing Cards
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by Adam Wintle
The Retro Deck, illustrated by Kraig Kalashian, was originally inspired by vintage matchbox art from the 50s, the simplicity of timeless mid-century modern design.
The Simpsons™
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by Matt Probert
The official ‘Simpsons’ playing cards produced by Winning Moves Games, 2003.
The Stage No.65
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by Rod Starling
The court cards and Aces each feature four portraits of famous theatre stars from the 1890s inside round frames, against a background pattern based on traditional court cards.
The Steamboat Brand
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by Rod Starling
The theme of steamboats navigating up and down the Mississippi also extended to the cotton plantations alongside the river and to African American people employed therein who were sometimes depicted on the special Joker card.
The Times of Kamehameha The Great
Figures from Hawaiian history and scenes of everyday life designed by Joseph Feher.
The Traveler’s Companion
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by Rod Starling
The “Traveler’s Companion”, Union Playing Card Co., New York, c.1886.
The United States Playing Card Company
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by Simon Wintle
Over the years the pressures of competition and other market forces have led to many smaller manufacturers being taken over by larger ones. The outcome is that the U.S.P.C.C. is now the largest manufacturer in the United States.
The Z Deck
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by Adam Wintle
The Z Deck is a new non-standard pack of cards created by Robert Bolduc. Each card has a third aspect instead of the usual suit and colour; which introduces many new games possible with the pack.
Thoth Tarot – Aleister Crowley Tarot
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by Simon Wintle
Aleister Crowley Tarot – the sombre luminary – Crowley and Lady Freda Harris worked on the illustrations between 1938 and 1943
Tigers No.101
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by Rod Starling
In 1881 Russell, Morgan & Company commenced playing card production by issuing six grades of cards with new, purely American names.
Tinker Deck
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by Adam Wintle
The Tinker Deck is a pack inspired by Steampunk, a world where old machinery is infused with modern science.
Tourists
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by Rod Starling
Imagery of slightly eccentric tourists sightseeing in Egypt, or perhaps in the Alps, appears on the back of the box, the Ace of Spades and the Joker.
Toy Story 3
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by Matt Probert
Animated playing cards featuring full colour illustrations of the Toy Story 3 characters.
