Four Packs American Manufacture Faro Playing Cards. New Yor...

Three Packs of Playing Cards. Including Samuel Hart & Co. (New York, ca. 1900. 52/52), near mint, faro deck with one way courts; American Manufacture (Samuel Hart, ca. 1900), 52/52 + partial box, near

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

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

Houdini, Harry. Society of American Magicians Stage Program on Cards. New York, 1908. Four playing cards bound with string and tassel, and printed with the nine-part program of the Fourth Annual S.A.M

The X Files 60 Card Starter Pack New 1996 Factory Sealed; SuperFight Loot Crate Deck 2014 Factory Sealed; So Analog 10-Doh The Legend Of The Future Loot Crate Factory sealed; Ghostbusters Playing Card

Samuel Hart & Co. Faro Playing Cards. New York/Philadelphia, ca. 1860s. 52 (complete). One-way courts. Square corners. Backs brown with odd shapes. Small chip to top edge of AS; scattered light spotti

Samuel Hart & Co. Linen Eagle Faro Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1900s. 52 + OB. Backs green plaid. Box depicts the NYCC factory building on one side. Back of AS skinned in a few spots; old pencil nota

Charles Bartlet American Manufacture Playing Cards. Philadelphia, ca. 1845. 38 of 52 (lacks 5S, QS, 6D, QD, 6H, 9H, 10H, JH, 2C, 3C, 4C, 7C, JC, and QC). A few cards married, having different colored

Samuel Hart & Co. Linen Eagle Pharo (Faro) Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1900s. 52 + OB. Backs green plaid. This box with NYCC manufacturing credit on flap and “Caution” text on one side. S

Samuel Hart & Co. Linen Eagle Pharo (Faro) Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1890s/1900s. 52 (presumed). Retains original wrapper printed in black and red. Wrapper with some tears and desiccated rubber ban

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

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.

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

Wood Faro Playing Card Press. American, maker unknown, ca. 1890. Nice dovetailed card press that will press twelve decks. One of the dividers broken, otherwise excellent.

Brilliant uncirculated statehood quarter sets, 24 states total, JFK 20th Anniversary 14K gold half dollar mini coin in sleeve, and pack of unopened American Embassy Kuwait playing cards.

printed by John Waddington Limited, cards sealed in paper within their carry cases, two decks per opened box, (4)

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

Carmichael, Jewett & Wales Playing Cards. American, ca. 1840. 39/52. Elaborate engraved Ace of Spades with “American Manufacture” text surrounding central pip. Printed asterisk backs. Unco

Samuel Hart & Co. “Squared Pharo” Playing Cards. New York, NY, ca. 1910. 52 + OB. Cards used in the game of faro. NM. Hoch. NY42.

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

Case has many new old stock packs of playing cards and poker chips. There are decals on the both sides that says “The United States Playing Card Company, Cincinnati, U.S.A.” On the left side the d

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

Nudelman Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1965. 52 + 2J + OB. Mint. A most unusual pack of playing cards designed by Mike Nudelman, then an art student at Cornell University. This was the eleventh deck he