Neyhart Rising Card Decks

Two poker-sized gimmicked decks for the legendary rising card effect. No houlette or apparatus included. Expertly made. One blue-backed Bee deck and one red Tally-Ho Circle deck. Condition: Excellent.

Neyhart Rising Cards. Los Angeles: A.P. Neyhart, ca. 1940. Complicated mechanical Bakelite card houlette and custom-manufactured deck of Bee-back playing cards. Wear to gimmicked rubber rollers as usu

Neyhart Rising Cards. Los Angeles: A.P. Neyhart, ca. 1940. Complicated mechanical Bakelite card houlette and custom-manufactured deck of Bee-back playing cards. Wear to gimmicked rubber rollers as usu

Small lidded Royal Bayreuth, Bavaria porcelain box used for stamps, made in the form of a deck of playing cards with devil rising out of the lid. Circa: the early 20th century. Blue Royal Bayreuth hal

Circa 1940. An examined wooden houlette and deck of cards are shown. Three cards are selected and returned to the deck, which may be thoroughly shuffled by the audience and placed in the houlette by t

Circa 1970’s. Cards are selected and replaced in a deck which is then stood in a clear acrylic houlette that is then placed inside of a clear acrylic cabinet 9” x 7 ½” x 6 ½”. The door is cl

Ungimmicked chromed houlette to hold a deck of Bridge or Poker sized cards for display or the Rising Card effect. Condition: Very good.

Ungimmicked chromed houlette to hold a deck of Bridge or Poker sized cards for display or the Rising Card effect. Condition: Very good.

Ungimmicked clear acrylic houlette to hold a deck of Bridge or Poker sized cards for display or the Rising Card effect. Condition: Very good.

Lot of assorted baseball cards including 2001 Upper Deck Ovation, 1991 Score Rising Star, etc.

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

European. Circa 1920. 34” overall height. Thread/weight method. Original nickel plating in very good condition for age.

1904, 1905, and 1903 wonderful embossed light cardboard bookmarks which present nicely and are framed together. Three 1940's-1960's card decks. Wear on the 1940's deck. The 1963 deck is unopened. Cond

As-Nas Playing Card Deck. Persia, ca. 18th-19th century. Approximately 35 hand-painted Persian playing card decks depicting various colors and suits. An early example of Persian cards, played during t

[Tasmania] Two Tasmania/Australia Souvenir Playing Card Decks. Circa 1900s. Two travel/tourism decks, the faces of each card bearing oval photographs of towns and landscapes. 52 + OB; 52 + J + OB. Box

Eight Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Playing Card Decks - Alton Route Map and LogoA group of eight playing card decks for Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad almost completely unopened in original cellophane p

Collection of Souvenir Playing Card Decks. Bulk early 20th century. 32 decks total. Includes Picturesque Canada; Washington Views; Panama; Jamestown Exposition Souvenir; Nation’s Capital Souveni

Coca-Cola 1939 Playing Card Decks, double deck w/gold edges in gold box, pretty brunette w/bottle & glass, few w/soft bend, one w/small edge tear (no loss of paper), o/wise all in VG cond, box is 4" x

Early 20th century, One hand colored with 26 cards, The other having 54 cards, depicting notable scenes around the world. Dimensions:Scenic: 4.25" H x 2.5" W; Hand Colored: 4.25" H x 2.5" W Provenance

Great Northern Ry Sun Mtn, and "Winnipeg Limited" Both decks in exceptionally nice condition considering age and intended use. Some wear evident throughout outer box. Cards retain terrific color and s

Coca-Cola playing cards (6), 1950s sealed decks in "like new" cond, includes (2) different from 1951, (2) different from 1956 & (2 ) different from 1959.

Great Northern Ry Sun Mtn, and "Winnipeg Limited" Both decks in exceptionally nice condition considering age and intended use. Some wear evident throughout outer box. Cards retain terrific color and s

Nice pair of early Coca Cola Playing Card Decks. Great images.

Two USPC Tigers No. 101 Playing Card Decks. Cincinnati, ca. 1905. The first (ca. 1900) being 52 + J + OB, most likely the older of the two decks because of the highly decorated box showing the company