USA
The manufacture of playing cards in America only began during the second half of the 18th century, and not before 1776 by some estimates.
1967
Craddock Soap Stage Souvenir
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by Rod Starling
The deck is described on the box as “a portfolio of photographs of the leading lights of the stage”
1895
1951
Creative Clash Card Game by The Infantree
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by Adam Wintle
The Creative Clash card game, by the Infantree, is a fast-paced card game where you become the Principal of a creative agency and battle with your friends for the biggest Ego around.
2014
2017
Cruiser Playing Cards
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by Rod Starling
Dougherty's ‘Cruiser No.96’, first published c.1897, was dedicated to the U.S. Navy..
1897
Cultúrlán
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by Simon Wintle
Celtic myth playing cards inspired by the rich Celtic pantheon of mythological Gods, Goddesses, and heroes
2014
Curator
The Curator Deck with designs by Emmanuel José with suit symbols cleverly transformed into artistic designs.
2011
De Land’s Nifty playing cards
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by Simon Wintle
De Land’s Nifty playing cards published by S. S. Adams Co, c.1930.
1930
De Luxe No.142
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by Rod Starling
A wide size version of De Luxe No.142 had been published in c.1920, with a similar Ace of Spades and Joker, but which was never very popular.
1921
Decked Out
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by Adam Wintle
Connie Lim has created a beautifully illustrated set of fashion inspired playing cards, a tangible telling of her story, intimately realized in the palm of your hand.
2014
Demograffik Playing Cards by Hurlyburly Games
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by Adam Wintle
Paul Janzen and Troy Sullivan also know as Hurlyburly Games have created a unique pack to showcase the multicultural flavour of the world through playing cards.
2013
Demon Deck by Anomaly World Studio
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by Simon Wintle
54 amazing hand drawn cards which shows the demons from Underworld.
2014
Derby Day
Derby Day race game published by Parker Games’ English subsidiary at Ivy Lane, London, from 1908 to around 1920.
1970
Different Playing Cards by Teach By Magic
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by Adam Wintle
Instead of the usual ace of spades, or a seven of diamonds, this pack has a "spade of aces" and a "diamond of sevens"; meaning that the spade is made up of aces using a typographic and illustrative style.
2014
Disney Princess
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by Matt Probert
Disney Princess lenticular deck. Each card has two images, one when viewed straight on, and another when viewed from a side angle; both slightly 3D
2014
Doctor Busby
The Game of “Doctor Busby” published by Parker Brothers, Salem, Massachusetts, USA, c.1890.
1890
Dogs
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by Simon Wintle
‘Dogs’ playing cards showcases 52 canine portraits in four suits as authors, artists, musicians and film stars, illustrated by Chet Phillips, 2016
2016
Dragons Playing Cards by Robert Burke
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by Adam Wintle
A gorgeous deck of cards featuring the dragon art of Kerem Beyit and printed by the United States Playing Card Company.
2016
Earth Dragons and Other Rare Creatures
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by Adam Wintle
Jessica Feinberg, mostly known for her unique mythic paintings of nature, dragons, is a creator the Earth Dragons and Other Rare Creatures playing cards.
2015
Eastern Airlines and Ryder Trucks by Hoyle
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by Matt Probert
Dual advertising deck for Eastern Airlines and Ryder Trucks, produced by Hoyle, 1983.
Edgar Allan Poe Playing Cards
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by Adam Wintle
A Kickstarter campaign for a fine deck of playing cards inspired by the works of Edgar Allan Poe
2014
Elvis Presley
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by Simon Wintle
Elvis Presley playing cards published by The United States Playing Card Company, c.2002.
2002
Encarded First Edition by Paul Carpenter
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by Adam Wintle
The Encarded First Edition is a limited edition of 2,500 designed by Paul Carpenter and manufactured by the Expert Playing Card Company.
2014
1870
Fable III
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by Matt Probert
“Fable III” playing cards created by Lionhead Studios depicting characters in the role-playing video game published by Microsoft Game Studios in 2010
2010
2010
2012