A. Dougherty “Empire No. 97” Playing Cards. New York,

Dougherty Excelsior Playing Cards. New York: Andrew Dougherty, ca. 1870. 52/52. Several pip cards replaced from a separate deck, others well used and rounded, but good condition overall. Hochman AD5.

Andrew Dougherty Excelsior Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1865. 52. Civil War era. Patriotic backs depict American flags, shield, and anchor under bright sun. Engraved Ace of Spades. Courts and pips wit

Dougherty Great Mogul Playing Cards. New York: Andrew Dougherty, ca. 1872. 52+blank (serving as Joker). Red over white backs. Minor rubbing. Hochman AD8.

Dougherty Fair Play Playing Cards. New York: Andrew Dougherty, ca. 1910. 52+J+EC. Blue backs. Very good. Hochman AD28.

Coughtry & Dougherty American Manufacture Playing Cards. [New York], ca. 1849-53. 48 of 52 (lacks AD, QS, JH, and 3C). One-way courts. Ace of Spades similar to Crehore, but with “Coughtry & Doug

A. Dougherty No. 0 Steamboat Playing Cards. New York, 1909. 52 + J + OB. Round corner. Rooster Joker. Laid in slip advertising No. 9 Tally-Ho cards. Very good; small tears and losses to box. Hochman A

Andrew Dougherty Triplicate No. 18 Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1878. 52 + J (Little Joker). Pink parrot backs. Lightly handled. Hochman AD11 (“beautifully engraved Ace of Spades”).

A. Dougherty Excelsior “Great Mogul” Illuminated Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1865, 52/52 + OB (box missing top flap, bottom flap taped). Floral back. The only example retaining the original box o

Dougherty American Whist League #109 Playing Cards. New York: Andrew Dougherty, ca. 1895. 52+J (back of Joker scraped). AS with faint overprint. Hochman AD44.

Two Decks of Andrew Dougherty Denver Plaid No. 0 Steamboat Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1900. 52 +J +OB (maroon and blue). Colorful rooster joker. One deck is near mint and the other mint sealed. Hoch

A. Dougherty “Excelsior” Deck of Playing Cards. 26 Beekman St., New York, ca. 1864. 52. Beekman St. Ace of spades with the shading removed from the inner wreath. Patriotic 34 star flag back. VG. C

Three Miscellaneous Decks of Magic Playing Cards. 1) A. Dougherty “Tally-Ho #9”, New York, ca. 1940. 52 + OB + Wrapper + Ribbon + OB. Being a magic rising deck, the ribbon original to the trick. N

One deck "A. DOUGHERTY - NEW YORK" - may date to c. 1860, second deck "A. Boman - Stockholm", and third deck De La Rue & Co, London. 1 1/4 x 2 3/4 x 3 3/4 inches.

Tiffany Harlequin Playing Cards. New York: Tiffany & Co., ca. 1879. 52 + OB (bottom half only). Designed by C.E. Carryl. Perhaps the most skillfully executed and artistic of the American transformatio

Jno. [John] J. Levy Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1860s. 52 (complete). One-way courts. Pale pink backs with navy design. JC skinned in one corner, otherwise very good. Hochman NY17.

L.I. Cohen Highlanders Playing Cards. New York: L.I. Cohen, ca. 1862. 52 (complete). Civil War-era deck. Rounded corners. Blue and red steamboat-like back design. All cards worn and toned as expected.

Lawrence & Cohen Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1860. 52 (complete). One-way courts. Backs dark orange floral-foliate scroll. Overall good and brightly stenciled; a few damp-stains, short tears, and lig

Sporting Playing Cards. New York: Union Playing Card Co., ca. 1885. 52+OB (worn and chipped). Sporting back design featuring a hunting dog. Joker design on box. Good condition. Hochman L46.

Jno. [John] J. Levy Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1865. 51 of 52 (lacks 7D). An unusual Ace of Spades, without an address for the company, and bearing the motto “E Pluribus Unum.” This is t

Squeezers #37 Playing Cards. New York: Samuel Hart (NYCC), ca. 1870. 52 (complete). Square corners, red backs. One of the first decks with two indices. Very good. Hochman NY45.

Jno. [John] J. Levy Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1870s. 47/52 (with the missing cards [AD, AC, JH, JS, QH] supplied in modern facsimile). Two way courts. Square corners. Backs dots and asterisks. Hoch

This item is from the estate of deceased collector in South Florida. This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Shipping insurance is the responsibilit

Roger Connor Baseball Card Co. Playing Card. New York, 1888. A single card, being Roger Connor, First Baseman of the New York Gothams (later New York Giants). Connor was inducted into the Hall of Fame

VERY RARE Samuel Hart Transformation Playing Cards. New York and Philadelphia: Samuel Hart & Co., ca. 1860. 52. This deck is copied from one published by Braun & Schneider (Munich) ten years earlier,