Souvenir Playing Cards
Bhutan, Land of the Thunder Dragon
Bhutan, Land of the Thunder Dragon: 52 pictures of Bhutan published by Knowledgecards.
Borna Skat
Publicity pack for the Saxon town of Borna, with designs by Andreas Wachter.
Braşov County, Romania
Souvenir pack featuring fortresses, museums, traditions, folk costumes, flora and fauna of Braşov County.
Brazil Pictorial Aces
Genoese pattern with Pictorial Aces for Brazil by Brepols, Turnhout, c.1920.
Brazil Scenic Aces
C. L. Wüst Scenic Aces for Brazil.
British Columbia Souvenir
British Columbia Souvenir Playing Cards by The Clarke and Stuart Company
Budapest souvenir
Colour views of the Hungarian capital, Budapest, on all the courts and Aces.
Bulgaria Souvenir
Bulgaria Souvenir by Land of Roses Ltd.
Burj Al Arab Jumeirah
Gold plated souvenir playing cards from the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah hotel in Dubai.
California souvenir playing cards
California souvenir playing cards, USA, 1898 and 1907.
Canadian National Railways
Canadian National Railways souvenir deck, dated to 1927. Every card is gilt edged, and carries a different photograph of Canada.
Canary Islands Souvenir
Canary Islands Souvenir by Heraclio Fournier, c.1970.
Cape Wrath
Images from the Ministry of Defence Cape Wrath Training Centre, Sutherland, Scotland. Published 2010.
Carte da Gioco Toscana
Carte da Gioco Toscana souvenir deck, 2002.
Carte Giganti Siciliane
Gigantic souvenir pack combining traditional Sicilian pattern cards with photographic views.
Century of Progress
‘Century of Progress’ Exposition playing cards produced by Western Playing Card Company, USA, 1933.
Cities of Art - Naples
Striking views of Naples, photography by Cesare Gerolimetto, produced by Dal Negro.
Ciudad de Quito
Pack of souvenir playing cards made in Quito, Ecuador, featuring black & white photographs depicting Ecuador as one of the great nations on Earth
Columbian Exposition Souvenir
Columbian Exposition Souvenir playing cards, G.W. Clark, Chicago, 1893.
Conseil Général de la Somme
Famous people and places of the Somme department in northern France, with designs by James Hodges.