Playing Cards from Thailand
3: 20th/21st Century Variants including some from China
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by Ken Lodge
I expect most collectors ignore cards made in China for export. It's true that many of them are close copies of American models, but there are also some interesting, even peculiar, redrawings of the standard English pattern.
Back to the 80s Lenormand
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by Adam Wintle
History meets pop culture in a 36-card set that pays tribute to Lenormand's legacy and the colourful world of 1980s Japanese-style comics.
Bet You Don't Want That - an anti-gambling playing cards
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by Adam Wintle
'Bet You Don't Want That' is an anti-gambling campaign done mid 2013 for an advertising competition.
Children’s Vocabulary Cards
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by Simon Wintle
Thai Children’s Colour Vocabulary Cards promoting Ovaltine chocolate malt drink, 2016.
Secret Magic Cards
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by Matt Probert
‘Secret Magic Cards’ published by Hanky Panky Toys Thailand Ltd., © World Magic International, 2006.
Thai & Siamese Playing Cards
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by Adam Wintle
The Portuguese were the first Westerners to trade with Ayutthaya in Thailand in the 16th century. Traders also arrived from India, Japan, the Arab world, England, Holland and France.
Thai Playing Cards Manufacturing Factory
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by Adam Wintle
Thai Playing Cards Manufacturing Factory was established in 1938 as part of the government Excise Department.
Utopia Playing Cards
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by Adam Wintle
This pack has been inspired by the concept of Utopia, a seemingly perfect and ideal place.