A reproduction of an earlier deck dating from the early- to mid-1800s. Each of the 52 cards has a hidden erotic image revealed when they are held up to a bright light. An accompanying informational booklet written by Erwin Kohlmann, the then-current owner of the original deck, explains the history of erotic translucent cards in Europe and discusses possible sources and influences for the specific images in the deck.

This project revisits the previous one released back in 2021 with three more decks: standard, white marble and black.

Standard ed. is a reissue of the previous deck (https://www.portfolio52.com/deck/17979/view) with foiled and embossed tuck case

Marble ed. has a new artwork in cards with redesigned faces and marbled textured backgrounds.

Black ed. is a Kickstarter Exclusive deck with black artwork.

Campaign details in : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/a-nightsplayingcards/eve-the-black-edition

This is a demonstration deck showing different card stocks and different printing processes. Every card has a different picture, combined with words. Some cards have jokes, some have enigmatic statements, some have aphorisms. Although the various card stocks and printing processes are detailed on the jokers, there is no indication of the artists, but there is a variety of art styles including some photography. Some cards are full colour, some are black and white, some are monochrome. The backs of the cards have borders, although they are unusual, and are two-way. The jokers are different, as they both detail information, as above, which was too much to fit on one card. The jokers have no pictures. The copy on the inside of the box lid reads as follows: "NEENAH PAPER unveiling the uncards UNBOUNDED in their creativity, the UNCARDS are decked out with un-sentences and un-definitions that include small reminders of Neenah's multiple paper colours weights and finishes. Take a look. The printing is UNREAL! Take a touch. This is the standard the rest of the industry is trying to match... UNSUCCESSFULLY. Now shuffle 'em, play 'em, or display 'em. And please accept 'em with our gratitude for helping make Neenah one for the cards." The cards are oversized. Each one has a different stock and a different art design, incorporating words. They are matte. The backs are two-way, with each side bordered by a triangle. The jokers are different, and explain the stock and printing and do not feature pictures.

Playing cards of a premium class, created on the basis of space opera.