It’s the early to mid 80s. I am making my way through Elementary School in Northern California. I have my Masters of the Universe metal lunch pail, Nintendo Power in my backpack and British Knights on my feet. As we sit down in class and open up our cartoon themed backpacks, pull out some folders that have our homework (that I most likely didn’t do) secured inside. This was not just any folder. It was peach colored, had various sports figures on the cover and had a vintage feel to it. The inside was full of so much information, but most of us really only remember the multiplication table on the right side. And believe me, it is not as big as you think it was. The Pee-Chee Folder. A staple among students growing up in the 70s, 80s and early 90s. Most of us had them and they are one of the most recognizable items from our past. And that is the inspiration behind this deck. The In Session Playing Cards: Freshman Year.

It’s the early to mid 80s. I am making my way through Elementary School in Northern California. I have my Masters of the Universe metal lunch pail, Nintendo Power in my backpack and British Knights on my feet. As we sit down in class and open up our cartoon themed backpacks, pull out some folders that have our homework (that I most likely didn’t do) secured inside. This was not just any folder. It was peach colored, had various sports figures on the cover and had a vintage feel to it. The inside was full of so much information, but most of us really only remember the multiplication table on the right side. And believe me, it is not as big as you think it was. The Pee-Chee Folder. A staple among students growing up in the 70s, 80s and early 90s. Most of us had them and they are one of the most recognizable items from our past. And that is the inspiration behind this deck. The In Session Playing Cards: Freshman Year. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/insessionplayingcard/in-session-playing-cards-freshman-year

Not the same like https://portfolio52.com/deck/17631/view This one has the seal in wrong direction (upside down)

"ARABESQUE" Playing cards is probably the most technically challenging deck produced in modern playing card industry. And it has been masterfully executed... From the sculpture-like tuck case... To the double-foiled faces... And the incredibly intricate back design...all is near to perfection

Except for the fact that the 3 of hearts and 8 of Spades have the wrong suite indicators.

100 decks in a white stock tuck case were produced