A facsimile reproduction of a game originally made by engraver Stefano della Bella under commission to Cardinal Mazarin. It was used to instruct and entertain the young prince who would become King Louis XIV. Each country is represented by an engraving accompanied by a description of the land. Each deck is boxed and includes 52 monochrome cards. Part of a limited edition by now-defunct Italian card manufacturer Edizione Del Solleone. Each card measures 6.1 cm x 9.5 cm.

This deck was originally published in Paris by Daumont. They were designed by Gilles de la Boissiere and engraved by Pierre de la Pautre. Some of the cards define certain terms used in warfare. There are also scenes of battles and their description at the base of the card. Part of a limited edition of 1,200 decks by now-defunct Italian card manufacturer Del Solleone. Each card measures 5.5 cm x 8.4 cm. Fournier: volume 1, page 259, #1 of Holland.

Reproduction of La Vera Sibilla (The True Sibyl) as an advertising deck for Astra. La Vera Sibilla is a 52-card oracle deck in the style of old French Sibilla decks. It has the structure of a set of playing cards, with illustrations from daily life and very practical advice. This deck is Italian-published and has card titles in Italian.