Pin-up Playing Cards

Feminine beauty has been appreciated since prehistory.
See also: Erotic Playing Cards►

54 Pin-up Motivs
Hungarian pin-up deck illustrated by Imre Sebök, c.1960.

Axe Deodorant
Clearly promoting good personal hygiene, each card shows a young, pouting female model posing seductively and appealing to the playboy.

Baby Dolls
Baby Dolls pin-up deck designed by Willy Mayrl, published by Piatnik, 1957.

Bathing Beauties
Bathing Beauties throughout the ages, published in Hungary, 1967.

Beauty
Pin-up pack closely resembling the more famous one called “Darling”.

Chérie
Chérie No 7022 designed by Hans & Louise Neupert, nice vibrant artwork, swinging 60s

Darling
Darling pin-up playing cards designed by Heinz Villiger, c.1950s-60s.

DC Comic Bombshells
Stylish playing cards featuring the glamorous, superpowered female stars of the alternate reality world of DC Comics, published by 'Forbidden Planet', 2015

Eroticartes
Eroticartes with drawings by Pino Zac, 1983.

Glorious Colección 1995
Spanish-suited playing cards featuring the ‘Glorious’ ladies swimwear collection for 1995, designed by Estudio Fileni/Mendióroz.

Hard-a-Port
Tobacco insert cards were a very successful marketing innovation which started in the nineteenth century.

Hollywood Stars
Hollywood Stars by Maple Leaf B.V., Amsterdam, 1957

Mayall Press Art Studies
Photographic playing cards - each face having an "art study" of a female nude, Mayall Press, Stockwell, London, c.1946.

Military Pin Up
Military Pin Up created by Sviatoslay Pashchuk (Ukraine) 2019.

Olivia’s Lucky Ladies
“Olivia’s Lucky Ladies” glamour model playing cards produced by Ozone Productions Ltd, USA, 2004

Paparazzi Pin-up Deck
Pin-up deck given free with Paparazzi magazine, 2005

Pin-up deck no.5513
Celebrity Pin-up deck no.5513 by unknown publisher.

Playboy Fragrances, 2010
In 2010 Playboy Fragrances (Coty) released a 'gaming' set promotion comprising two decks of identical cards, one set of five dice and poker chips.

Playboy playing cards
52 different magazine covers from the first 50 years of Playboy.

Portraits of a Lady
Portraits of a Lady by Lo Scarabeo, 2003.