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Ancient Egypt playing cards 2003

Ancient Egypt playing cards

Fully illustrated set of cards depicting various aspects of Ancient Egyptian life and culture.

Boutros Arabic Playing Cards 1980

Boutros Arabic Playing Cards

Arabic playing cards designed by Evy Maros & Mourad Boutros.

British Museum Playing Cards

British Museum Playing Cards

Unique pack of playing cards created for the British Museum with illustrations by Frances Button.

Cypriot, Egyptian, Greek, Israeli, Maltese Miscellaneous

Cypriot, Egyptian, Greek, Israeli, Maltese Miscellaneous

David Roberts

David Roberts

“David Robert” playing cards with artwork after Roberts’ Sketches in Egypt and Nubia.

Egypt Souvenir 1980

Egypt Souvenir

Souvenir from Egypt - the home of lovely memories - 54 colour photos, c.1980.

Mamluk Playing Cards 1495

Mamluk Playing Cards

Nã'ib, the game of lieutenants... these cards are amongst the earliest Arabic playing cards extant.

Papyrus Playing Cards 1996

Papyrus Playing Cards

Papyrus playing cards distributed by Egypt Trade, c.1996.

Papyrus playing cards

Papyrus playing cards

Egyptian ‘Papyrus’ playing cards with beautiful illustrations against a papyrus background.

Pharaonic Souvenir of Egypt 2010

Pharaonic Souvenir of Egypt

Pharaonic Souvenir of Egypt, c.2010

Red Sea 2005

Red Sea

Red Sea fish identification cards published in several languages by Horus of Egypt, 2005.

Souvenir Playing Cards of Egypt 1972

Souvenir Playing Cards of Egypt

55 different photographic views of Egypt in full colour.

Tarot of the Thousand and One Nights (1001 Nights Tarot) 2005

Tarot of the Thousand and One Nights (1001 Nights Tarot)

This tarot deck captures the idealised Eastern world's magic from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, blending traditional archetypes with mystery and romantic allure. It celebrates the legendary Scheherazade and Eastern mysticism.