Website description: The Hermes Playing Card Oracle is the latest oracle deck designed by Robert M. Place. It is a standard game deck of 52 cards plus two jokers, but with the addition of symbolic images on each card, each providing a divinatory meaning. It can be used for card games, or laid out in the traditional pattern, known as the Grand Tableau, and used for divination.

19th Century Russian Army Uniform Playing Cards by Deluxe. Ukraine. Some face cards can be viewed here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/odesssa/13613397564/

Wonder Playing Cards - Ukraine Edition The card back showcases the striking 3D paisley design the Wonder decks are known for. However, this special edition is the FIRST Wonder deck to have a dual colorway on the back. Incorporating yellow and blue together showcases the Ukrainian flag colors and highlights the mesmerizing Wonder design unlike any of the prior releases. The tuck features the clean and classic design from our Signature Series with bright yellow metallic foil and embossing on a luxurious soft-touch royal blue paper. In fact, the paper stock on this deck is the same stock we used on the Scarlet Wonders. If you have that deck, you know how luxurious they feel. The cards will be printed on a classic casino-grade black core card stock with an embossed silky-smooth linen finish. Over 2 million Ukrainians have become refugees since the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022, marking the largest movement of people in Europe since World War II. Refugees fleeing Ukraine are in desperate need of food, shelter, and medical care. Because of this unprecedented humanitarian crisis, we are raising money to donate to two charities providing direct support for refugees. 100% of all sales of this deck will be split evenly between World Central Kitchen and Doctors Without Borders. Both organizations receive top ratings from Charity Navigator and are actively on the ground in Ukraine and surrounding countries providing humanitarian assistance.

Each card depicts images and scenes from the Bayeux Tapestry embroidered circa 1066 which tells the story of the Conquest of England by William Duke of Normandy. The Bayeux Tapestry is housed in the Bayeux Museum, Normandy, France..