18th-century playing cards feature Aesop's Fables. Based on a deck printed by I. Kirk ca 1759.  The deck is wrapped in paper which shows a crude image of Henry the VIII and reads "For Exportation. Fifty pounds penalty if relanded, and twenty pounds if sold or used in Great Britain.".  Each card has a title, with six-line poems (four lines dedicated to the fable and two to the moral), a picture, and a playing card face printed on uncoated heavy card stock, cut with square corners, and has no design on the back.

NOTE - This deck was incorrectly deleted from the database and manually re-created.

436 backers pledged $14,760 on April 17, 2015 to fund this Kickstarter project consisting of 2 different tucks with artwork from Nam Tibon as produced by Lux Playing Cards.  Per update from producer, there were 2,598 Tally Ho decks printed.

Produced in collaboration with the world-famous Danish microbrewery, Mikkeller along with art director Keith Shore. The hop-sniffing, long-nosed lovers Henry & Sally have adorned Mikkeller beer labels since 2010 and now, ten years later, a deck of playing cards. This Limited Edition deck features an original back design, two jokers, and thirteen custom face cards. Packaged inside a series of six unique collectors boxes, distributed at random. The Buck Twins have teamed up with art director Keith Shore to create a gorgeous deck of cards honoring Henry & Sally—the signature characters representing world-famous Danish microbrewery Mikkeller sinece 2010. This amazing limited edition deck of cards is manufactured by the USPCC and features an fully-customized back design, 13 unique face cards and a special set of custom Jokers. Each index of the cards is the same in all suites, for instance all the aces have the same illustration; all the duces have the same illustration, and so forth. The cards thus have thirteen distinct illustrations of the characters Henry and/or Sally doing a variety of activities. The illustrations on the faces of the cards are on a white background. The figures on the spades and clubs are wearing blue. The figures on the hearts and diamonds are wearing tan. The backs of the cards feature Henry and Sally as they are on the back of the tuck box, but whereas on the box they are wearing blue on a tan background, on the cards they are wearing tan on a blue background, with a white border. The jokers are identical and show Henry holding a hat on which stands a small Henry, drinking from a bottle. There is one extra card with an illustration of Henry creating a silkscreened poster of Sally. There is another extra card advertising The Art of Play. The decks were issued with six random boxes, three with a blue background, and three with a tan background.