Vanity Fair Transformation Playing Cards No.41, published by the United States Playing Card Company, 1895, 53 cards in box. All the number cards have been imaginatively transformed and the court cards have been modified. This is USPCC's first true transformation deck and like the 1879 transformation deck 'Tiffany Harlequin', which likely prompted USPCC to finally make a true transformation deck (slightly earlier Hustling Joe wasn't a true transformation), it also has comical court figures. It came in a total of 4 variations with gold gilded edges (brown or red backed fanciful demon design) or non-gilded (blue or green asian faces with hats in a snowflake design center with comical masks in the corners). http://www.wopc.co.uk/usa/uspcc/vanity-fair

A replica/facsimile deck of the 1895 USPCC Vanity Fair deck created by the Museum of Fournier de Naipes which is a playing card museum located in Vitoria, Spain. It originated as a private collection in 1916 by Félix Alfaro Fournier, the grandson of the founder of Naipes Heraclio Fournier. Unlike the original deck which was poker size, this deck was printed in bridge size. The actual print date is not known and likely has undergone multiple reprints as needed, but is believed to be 2010 +/- 5 years for most decks.