patriotic
Caleb Bartlett
Caleb Bartlett patriotic deck (reproduction), around 1835-40.

Patriotic Misfitz
Patriotic Misfitz published by C.W Faulkner & Co, Ltd, c.1906.

Flutter Met St George
‘St George and the Dragon’ game made by Chad Valley for Flutter Met Games, 1930s.

Kimberley 1892
William Kimberley applied for a patent in respect of his improved playing cards in February 1892 and his application was fully accepted that year.

Kimberley’s Royal National Patriotic playing cards, c.1902
This edition has standard corner indices replacing the words King, Queen and Jack, and also contains a “Jolly Joker” depicting a lady holding an Ace of Hearts.

Bavarian Military Cards
The King of Acorns is supposed to represent Prince Otto; the King of Leaves is Maximilian II; the King of Bells is Ludwig II; the King of Hearts is Ludwig I wearing a general's uniform. The court cards are all male, but some of the numeral cards depict women.

Kimberley
Kimberley’s Royal National Patriotic playing cards, c.1892-1905.
