Playing cards designed by Enzo Laurà for Credito Commerciale, one of Italy's largest banks, in 1978. The court cards show imaginary characters from different periods of Italy's history.

A two-deck set of cards in a tin box with faces as pictured on the box. All the cards faces are full colour and each has a different picture. The faces of the red-backed deck are the same as the faces of the blue-backed deck. I have included a photo of the cards in the box showing the two-way backs of the cards, below. The cards are plastic with smooth backs and textured fronts. The jokers have the same pictures, but the one joker has black stars in the corners and the other joker has red. Spades has pictures relating to food; Hearts is related to travel; Clubs is related to sports; and Diamonds is related to war and peace.