Film Stars
Film Stars from the 1960s with photography by Sam Levin.
Playing cards featuring film stars and celebrities from the 1960s with sensual photography by Sam Lévin (1904-1992) and P.I.
Above: vintage playing cards depicting Film Stars from the 1960s with photography by Sam Lévin (a very famous photographer who discovered Bardot), anonymous manufacturer. 32 cards, size = 1 13/16" x 2 11/16" (7 x 4.5 cm) with patterned red backs.
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