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

This premium deck of 52 full color playing cards features Hawaiian royalty. This limited collectors run entitled “The House of Kalakaua” represents the last dynasty and final monarchs of the Hawaiian Kingdom government before it was overthrown in the year 1893. The face cards include King David Kalakaua, Queen Lili’uokalani, and Crown Prince William Pitt Leleiōhoku. The Hawaiian Coat of Arms is the focal point on the aces, while the striking foil design on the back of the cards is a re-creation of a traditional design (seen on kapa and other things) by the late artist Michael Pechinski. It is reminiscent of the feathered capes, or ahu ʻula, that chiefs wore in ancient times. Isaac Kneubuhl of Diamond Head Playing Card Company grew up in Kula, Maui in a family of avid card players, which inspired him to create this beautiful deck. It is the perfect stocking stuffer or simple gift for any occasion. “This project represents a culmination of personal memories, a snapshot of a time in Hawaiian history, and a vision of what a true, premium deck of playing cards should be. I hope they bring you some of the same great experiences they have brought to me. Enjoy.” - Isaac Kneubuhl, Diamond Head Playing Card Co. Cards feature foiled tucks, foiled backs, and gilding.

Deck created to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of Penguin Books. Deck has also been issued with an ISBN: 0-14-088592-7 Tuck box size: 7cm x 10cm

A mystery deck from Seasons Playing Cards, one of 250 unique pieces in this launch. This particular deck is code number FGG6. As owners of the deck are informed we can rename ours, for this one I chose "Gilded Butterfly", representing fragility and vibrancy.

Gatorbacks also won the Best Deck for Magic award from UnitedCardists 2014 Deck of the Year http://unitedcardists.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6448

After a year of detailed development with the United States Playing Card Company, we are proud to introduce The Black Lions, printed on custom casino-quality card stock and traditionally cut with new blades to create our best feeling deck yet.

Our new soft-touch box design features a two-tone black finish and silver foil stamping on top of a fully detailed quality embossing. Each deck comes in Tamariz stack and contains a number of new never-before seen hidden features.