The Steamboat 999 was first introduced in 1883 by the Russell, Morgan & Company, now the US Playing Card Co. The brand lasted for over a century before being discontinued. As one of our favorite decks we convinced the USPCC to allow us to reprint them to their original specification with a smooth finish on ultra thin paper. We think the outcome is better than the original. New features include an updated case box with embossed elements and an off-white bleed on the face cards for a vintage aesthetic.

The Steamboat 999 was first introduced in 1883 by the Russell, Morgan & Company, now the US Playing Card Co. The brand lasted for over a century before being discontinued. As one of our favorite decks we convinced the USPCC to allow us to reprint them to their original specification with a smooth finish on ultra thin paper. We think the outcome is better than the original. New features include an updated case box with embossed elements and an off-white bleed on the face cards for a vintage aesthetic.

They were available in Arizona Red and California Blue. Printed by the US Playing Card Company on premium stock with a cambric finish. Incorporating a leatherette tuck case, off-white faces, and an organic array of colors, no detail has been spared. They came packaged in a bespoke carton for orders of a dozen or more.