Whist
No.4 Special Whist
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by Rod Starling
No.4 Special Whist (American Skat) playing cards made by the Russell & Morgan Printing Company, 1889.
Progressive Whist Cards
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by Tony Hall
There are references to “progressive whist” or “whist drives” during the 19th and early years of the 20th century but this form of the game came into its own during the 1920s and 30s.
Trophy Whist
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by Rod Starling
Trophy Whist No.39 playing cards published by the the United States Playing Card Co., 1895.
Whist and Gaming Counters and Markers
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by Tony Hall
History.of Whist and Gaming Counters and Markers from the 18th Century to modern times.
Why do we Collect? My 20 Favourite Items
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by Tony Hall
I suppose people collect for different reasons, rarity, quality, ingenuity of design, sentimental value... by Tony Hall.
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