“Europe” was designed by Teodoro Miciano, professor at San Fernando School of Fine Arts, Madrid, and printed by Heraclio Fournier in 1962. This two-deck set was released in at least two different box styles (pictured).

Golden Nugget are the second most famous vintage casino cards (after Jerry\\\\\\\'s Nugget). Produced since 1962 they have the most number of colors: Orange, Red, Purple, Black, Blue, Green, Brown, Red/Gold, Green/Gold, Gold/Black, Black/Gold (11 colors and 2 variant of 2 colors). The rarest are 1st run in Purple and Blue with 1-pack tax stamp (produced before June 22, 1965) and Orange deck.

52 Card deck using the Goodalls Ace (note the "& son" on it, helping dating) with Waddington's courts. No joker present, but the would have been The Délési (later without the acute accents) brand for W.H. Smith & Son started with the bridge-width Goodall G7 courts before World War I and then the cards changed to the De La Rue version of the whist cards after their take-over of Goodall, GD10 in the 1920s and 30s, then GDW12 until the litho courts GDW13 took over c.1980. But in the early 1990s Smith's changed to the USPCC as their supplier with US5 courts (originally designed by the American Banknote Co). Nowadays their cards are provided by Carta Mundi and the old brand name has been dropped.

52 cards, no joker. An early De La Rue ace , used between 1945-1955 approx, Waddingtons were printing their cards at this point. The courts are somewhat different than other Waddingtons used at the time. The Délési (later without the acute accents) brand for W.H. Smith & Son started with the bridge-width Goodall G7 courts before World War I and then the cards changed to the De La Rue version of the whist cards after their take-over of Goodall, GD10 in the 1920s and 30s, then GDW12 until the litho courts GDW13 took over c.1980. But in the early 1990s Smith's changed to the USPCC as their supplier with US5 courts (originally designed by the American Banknote Co). Nowadays their cards are provided by Carta Mundi and the old brand name has been dropped.