This is a fully custom pirate themed deck featuring 12 historically famous pirates. A information card is included to let you know the pirates real name and nickname. A great deck for any use or to just add to your collection.

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First printed in 1896. The original No. 47 Circus Playing Cards advertising copy said: “The staid old Kings, Queens and Jacks have given way to various well-known ring masters, clowns and queens.”

This fun all purpose deck features easy to read large indices and 12 interesting individual courts. The original deck only included 1 joker but we added an extra for modern game play.

The peach color deck has an 1-way back design featuring an equestrian and 4 different circus animals in the corners.

Here is an exciting deck not to be missed! Celebrate the holiday season with Vogue Pro Playing Cards by CardCutz. It's fun, hip, ultra-cool, modern and completely different to any other deck you have seen. The bright colours, mix of oranges, blues and yellows make it a striking deck, but the design is totally out of this world!

Creatively modern, hip people adorn the deck. See who is your favourite. Is it the man with the spectacles, or the lady with the red lips, or is it the person with the earring? So much to look at and admire. This is truly a deck you won't want to miss.

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Printed in the USA on traditionally-cut Classic stock with embossed Magic finish by the United States Playing Card Company, Ace Invaders are made using vegetable-based inks and starch-based laminates on FSC-certified paper sourced from sustainable forests. This means the cards not only shuffle, fan, and spread perfectly for all of your favorite games & tricks, they're made with the well-being of the entire planet in mind!

Each deck includes nearly-identical Jokers with a built in reveal, as well as 2 special gaff cards. All of the cards are placed into suspended animation inside a custom tuck box with a custom sticker seal for their interstellar travels.

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In 1876 legendary cowboy and gambler Wild Bill Hickok was playing cards in Deadwood, Dakota Territory. He was shot in the back before he could play his hand... and legend has it that he held Aces and Eights: The Dead Man's Hand.

We celebrate the legacy of Wild Bill Hickok and the gambling lore of the Wild West with The Dead Man's Deck. This beautiful deck is filled with details surrounding Wild Bill and his storied past. The deck's design is true to the time period, with an ornate, grey pattern and old-style faces. And of course, the Aces and Eights are, well, bloody.

The defining feature of this deck, though, is that it has a bullet hole shot right through the middle of it, along with a commemorative musket ball lodged in the hole. Every deck comes with this musket ball and a scorched bullet hole through the entire deck.

Printed by Cartamundi. Featuring a custom seal.

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Introducing a precisely restored and digitally hand-recreated reproduction of the next Cotta's almanac violet deck (VI) full of history, for the sixth time, continuing after the previous purple-pink (V), red (IV), yellow (III), green (II), and blue one (I), which was the first published complete transformation playing card deck in the world!

The idea behind the concept of Cotta's transformation decks was to create a series of six decks on an annual basis from 1805-1811. The violet "Knightly Orders" 1811 almanac deck is the sixth in a series of six famous transformation playing card decks we planned to release...This sixth Cotta's almanac playing cards deck was originally published in 1811.

The court card figures depict members of various knightly orders and the characters are in the robes of various orders of real knighthood/damehood or spiritual orders, while the theme of number cards is romantic or even spiritual with a variety of subjects & sixteen of pip cards have scenes that can be considered illustrative of the four seasons.

Additionally to the series of Cotta's almanac decks, all influenced by notable authors, and bottom lined as somehow always mysteriously connected with German poetic genius Johann Christoph Friedrich (von) Schiller, this one might also draw on aspects from another Schiller's cosmopolitan thinker philosophical response work - especially when interfered with surveying public question about his quiet Masonic potential membership, but this has not been proven yet...

Features:

• Printed by USPCC on Classic Stock
• Poker Size
• Embossed (Linen) Finish
• 52 Cards + 2 Extra 17th-century Jokers + 2 Extra Collectible 16th-century Art Cards
• Metallic Ink On Box & Card Backs (Both Versions of Tucks and Card Backs inside)
• Custom Seals - Numbered and Standard
• Puzzle Image on all Tuck Spines of the Series (Inking Vary by Tuck Version)
• Digitally Hand-Recreated/Restored and Designed by Azured Ox
• Produced By Will Roya

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Introducing a precisely digitally hand-recreated reproduction of the next Cotta's almanac deck full of history, and for the fourth time, strongly touched by Schiller's works, continuing after the previous yellow, green, and the blue one, which was the first published complete transformation playing card deck in the world!

The red "Turandot" deck is the fourth in a series of six famous transformation playing card decks we plan to release... This fourth Cotta's almanac playing cards deck was originally published in 1809. There is no known evidence of any deck issued in 1808, and so this red almanac issued in 1809 is considered to be the fourth in a series.

Court card figures depict Arabs in various costumes, which could have been taken from sources of the seven climes (Persia, China/Turkestan, Khwârazm, Slavonia, North Africa, Byzantium, and India), which as well adds another historical value to its rarity.

Additionally to the series of Cotta's almanac decks, all influenced by notable authors, this one might also draw on aspects from another Schiller's work - especially the translation and his intriguing epic symbolic adaptation of Turandot, the famous commedia dell'arte (Italian comedy) play by Count Carlo Gozzi from 1762 after and originated in supposedly Persian story of Calaf's adventure in the theme of the Arabic and Persian tales from the collection (Thousand and One Day) Les Mille et un jours (1710–1712) by François Pétis de la Croix.

The artwork also may have been inspired by the Arab population that migrated to Germany or even studied in Tübingen where the Cotta's publishing house was founded. But mostly there was a friendship between Schiller, Goethe, Cotta, and Gozzi, who died in 1806, a year after Schiller in 1805, what might have been the true impulse.

KickStarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/playingcarddecks/cottas-almanac-4-transformation-playing-cards-reproduction

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Introducing a precisely restored and digitally hand-recreated reproduction of the next Cotta's almanac deck full of history, and for the fifth time, strongly touched by Schiller's works, continuing after the previous red, yellow, green, and blue one, which was the first published complete transformation playing card deck in the world!

The purple "Aeneid or Pantheon" deck is the fifth in a series of six famous transformation playing card decks we plan to release...

This fifth Cotta's almanac playing cards deck was originally published in 1810.

The court card figures depict various mythological characters, while the number cards include caricatures of famous people like Napoleon, and a variety of comical subjects.

Additionally to the series of Cotta's almanac decks, all influenced by notable authors, this one might also draw on aspects from another Schiller's poetic work - especially the unique translation from Vergil's Aeneid.

Schiller with his own style and effect had translated various parts at various times (his first translations of Aeneid appeared anonymously in the eleventh issue of the Swabian Magazine in 1780 under the title "Der Sturm auf Dem Tyrrhener Meer") and his light and congenial labor mostly continued to occupy him for a year or more after the break-down of his health (resulted in death in the year 1805, when blue Cotta's deck was originally issued for the first time), while he fully completed Book II - "Troy" (spring 1791) and Book IV - "Dido" (winter 1791), according to letters written to his friend Gottfried dated April 10th and October 24th, 1791.

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1805 "Joan of Arc" Deck 1 of 6 in a series - Precisely Hand-Recreated & Printed by USPCC - Standard Edition. Introducing a precisely digitally hand-recreated reproduction of the first published complete transformation playing card deck in the world! The blue "Joan of Arc" deck is the first in a series of six famous decks we plan to release in 2020.

Kickstarter Link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/playingcarddecks/cottas-almanac-1-transformation-playing-cards-reproduction

The Beatles transformed the landscape of popular music and revolutionized the music industry, leading them to become the most influential and best-selling band of all time.

Dressed in the style of the iconic Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, the boxes perfectly represent each marching band uniform worn by the members of the band: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. Featuring multi-level embossing and foiled color accents, these are the most vibrant and eye-catching boxes we’ve ever produced.

The box, the back design, and all card faces have been meticulously crafted to pay tribute to the band’s storied history and enduring legacy. From the early days in Liverpool to becoming a worldwide phenomenon, take a journey with the band each time the cards are held in your hand and brought out for play.

Discover callbacks to your favorite songs all throughout their discography! From “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds” to “Eleanor Rigby” and “Blackbird”, you’ll want to look closely and press play on the song of choice. If you can’t quite make out the reference, you can always get a little help from your friends!

A breathtaking, ivory and gold foil box containing one of each of The Beatles Premium Playing Cards. The box is wrapped in intricate, elegant design on almost every surface - and sealed with a magnetic closure. Handcrafted in the USA using FSC-certified paper.

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