Dougherty American Whist League #109 Playing Cards. New

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.

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

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

Samuel Hart American Manufacture Playing Cards. New York: Samuel Hart & Co., ca. 1890. Square corner single-ended pack with green patterned back design. 52+J. Near fine. Offsetting of back design on 3

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.

1990 baseball major league all-stars playing cards new sealed in box

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.

American Playing Card Co. Transparent Deck. New York, ca. 1880. 52 + J + OB. Several cards have brown spots, otherwise excellent. Slip-case has a green five-cent proprietary U.S. Internal Revenue stam

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

American Card Co. Union Playing Cards. New York, 1862. 52/52 + OB (top flap replaced). Excellent. Suit symbols replaced with national emblems designed by Benjamin W. Hitchcock: eagles, flags, shields

[Breweriana] Anheuser-Busch Spanish-American War Political Advertising Playing Cards. New York: Gray Litho., ca. 1898. 52 + J + OB. Early color lithographed deck issued during the Spanish-American War

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

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

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

Samuel Hart & Co. Advertising Tokens. New York/Philadelphia, mid-19th century. Two tokens for the prominent American playing card manufacturer, copper and white metal versions. Queen of Diamonds on ob

Swedish American Line Playing Cards. 52 + J + OB. Gilt edges. Box advertises direct routes between New York and Sweden. Joker and Ace of Spades custom designed for the cruise line.

Upper Deck, National & American League Dunruss card sets, sealed '91 Draft picks, and All Time Greats sets plus 7 Topps 3-D photo baseball stars. Cond: 3-D packs are open otherwise no issues noted.

American League Score Card / Program

A group of six double decks and a single deck of playing cards, mostly new old stock, advertising TWA. Group includes a Collector's Series double deck of sealed playing cards in a Stratoliner case wit

Group of World's Fair Memorabilia: 1939 New York and 1964 New York World's Fair Cards, 1964 trays, tiles, and guide book. 1901 Pan American Expo playing cards, 1964 flash cards.

Cara Wood-Ginder, painting, Cara Wood-Ginder (American, 20th c.), "Playing Cards", 2006, oil and acrylic on wood, signed "Cara Wood Ginder", on verso, 10"h x 8"w Provenance: OK Harris Gallery, New Yor