Alice: The Wonderland Oracle is a whimsical and delightful oracle deck that is inspired by Alice’s most famous insights and adventures. The deck is created by Lucy Cavendish, a beloved author and witch, and illustrated by Jasmine Becket-Griffith, an acclaimed artist. The deck consists of 45 cards and a 132-page guidebook featuring in-depth card meanings and easy-to-learn, insightful spreads for readings that will empower, guide, and inspire. The cards are packaged in a hardcover box.

“Europe” was designed by Teodoro Miciano, professor at San Fernando School of Fine Arts, Madrid, and printed by Heraclio Fournier in 1962. This two-deck set was released in at least two different box styles (pictured).

“Europe” was designed by Teodoro Miciano, professor at San Fernando School of Fine Arts, Madrid, and printed by Heraclio Fournier in 1962. This two-deck set was released in at least two different box styles (pictured).

After a year in the works, it is time to release the Naughty Faeries Steampunk Playing Cards! The creative minds of Stef Wilson, Kerry Anne, and Wendy Steen Shaner have been planning this project for over a year, to make it fun exciting and affordable! There are two amazing decks of cards (2.5×3.5) Standard Poker Sized cards, the Regular Deck and the Special Foil edition. Each deck contains the same artwork and will arrive in a custom Naughty Faeries Steampunk box designed by Stef Wilson and Kerry Anne. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/naughtyfaeries/cards/description

The humble acorn is a fascinating object. The seed of the oak tree, the acorn has been used as a symbol in many cultures for thousands of years to represent life, potential, strength, fertility, and even immortality.

Acorns have been included as design elements in historical decks of cards, and even appear on the cover of one of the most famed books on sleight-of-hand: The Expert at the Card Table.

Oaknut playing cards made their debut in 2021 as an ultra-limited 2-deck Collector's Set, which quickly sold out. We've had many requests for reprints of this delightful piece of art.

The Green Oaknut deck uses Anna Lukavska's fantastic design in a brand new colorway that will be a gorgeous addition to any collection.

When creating this design, we knew the acorn (aka the Oaknut) was the perfect symbol to use as the basis for the deck. The backs have a classically-styled design with a modern flair. The vibrant green backs give the deck terrific vitality.

The Oaknut faces are customized while remaining playable and familiar. The face borders, enlarged index corners, and deep earth tones give the deck an elegance that makes Oaknut a great choice for any game or magic trick. The Aces feature enlarged center pips, and two custom Jokers are included. You also receive two gaff cards for magic tricks.

The deck is printed with Penguin Magic's exclusive UltraLux™ Finish and AquaFlow™ Coating. This combination of casino-grade European card stock and water-based coating makes the deck handle like an absolute dream. The cards are traditionally cut with smooth edges that provide just the right amount of grip. These cards are soft enough to get to work straight out of the box, but durable enough to meet the needs of a full-time magician, cardist, or card sharp.

The tuck box is one of the most beautiful we've ever produced. Crafted from high-quality green paper, the tuck is stamped inside & out with gold foil, with white foil highlights on the front. The front logo is embossed to provide an elegant texture. The finely detailed linework is impeccable and shows that you mean business at the card table.

The entire package is topped off with a gold foil sticker seal, individually numbered out of 500.

• Ultra-limited print run of 500 decks
• 100% custom artwork
• Designed by Anna Lukavska
• UltraLux™ Finish with AquaFlow™ Coating
• Traditionally cut
• Green paper tuck box with gold & white foils
• Embossed front logo
• Double back and blank face gaff cards included
• Individually-numbered gold foil sticker seal

A souvienier deck from Ukraine, consisting of 36 cards, with art from renowned artist Vladislav Erko.  This deck features the Ukranian Cossack Council/Rada (Ukrainian: Козацька рада, Kozats'ka Rada) or General Military Council was a general Cossack assembly (council) often military in nature. Originally established at the Zaporizhian Sich, the rada (council) was an institution of Cossack administration in Ukraine founded in 1492 and ran from the 16th to the 18th century. With the establishment of the Hetman state in 1648, it was officially known as the General Military Council until 1750. In addition to military policy, the council discussed and solved the problems of domestic and foreign policy, administrative, judicial, and elected both council and military captians/officers. 

The deck contains just 36 cards (4 suits of 6-10, B, A, K, T) and was likely intended for use in playing the Russian card game Durak (fool) that is popular in post-Soviet states like Ukraine. 

"Pekelna Horugva” (Пекельна хоругва in Ukranian which means Hell banner or flag of Hell) is the second deck designed by Ukrainian illustrator Vladislav Erko, manufactured by Nage Cards, Saint-Petersburg, 2012. Vladislav Erko is noted for his beautiful artwork in children’s fairy tale books, as well as his earlier deck for “Taras Bulba” the Moscow restaurant which serves traditional national cuisine. In this second deck, which also contains some culinary references, the imagery has turned rather grim and appears to be based on the mystical works of Nikolai Gogol expressing ethnic and nationalist themes, including death.

This entry is for the original printing of the deck printed by Nage Cards (http://www.nage-cards.ru/) that is a larger size (2.767" X 4.130") and features the original card back and thumb slot tuck compared to the reprints that were made after which had a modified tuck, standard bridge size and a new simpler back  (from the artist's Alice in Wonderland work for some strange reason).

http://www.wopc.co.uk/russia/pekelna-horugva.html

http://a.trionfi.eu/WWPCM/decks15/d13217/d13217.htm

"Pekelna Horugva” (Пекельна хоругва in Ukranian which means Hell banner or flag of Hell) is the second deck designed by Ukrainian illustrator Vladislav Erko, manufactured by Nage Cards, Saint-Petersburg, 2012. Vladislav Erko is noted for his beautiful artwork in children’s fairy tale books, as well as his earlier deck for “Taras Bulba” the Moscow restaurant which serves traditional national cuisine. In this second deck, which also contains some culinary references, the imagery has turned rather grim and appears to be based on the mystical works of Nikolai Gogol expressing ethnic and nationalist themes, including death.

This entry is for the reprint of the original deck that have a modified tuck, standard bridge size with a new simpler back (from the artist's Alice in Wonderland work for some strange reason) and uses basic plastic coated paper stock compared to the original which were a larger size (2.767" X 4.130") and features the original card back and thumb slot tuck.  The manufacturer was originally Nage Cards (http://www.nage-cards.ru/), but it can not be confirmed who printed this reprint.  Likewise, the reprint states the year 2012, but it is assumed the actual print date was later, perhaps as late as 2015.

http://www.wopc.co.uk/russia/pekelna-horugva.html

http://a.trionfi.eu/WWPCM/decks15/d13217/d13217.htm

Unanchored playing cards. This deck was designed as the perfect accompaniment to Ryan’s book, Unanchored, but stands in its own as well. The back design is composed of little shards from the shattered anchor seen in the front of the box. The deep blue colorway is sure to class you your next gig or game night.

The 2019 52 Plus Joker Club deck was introduced at the 52 Plus Joker Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina by designer Lotrek of Oath Playing Cards. Lotrek's decks have always been the hallmark of custom playing cards in the collector's arena since he and his workshop in Greece always push for innovations in card designing and printing. He has created several high-end decks such as Arabesque, Silk, Fable, Icons, Damask, Ambassador, Sanctus, Liturgy, etc. This year's club deck features his elaborate design with his iconic foiling paired with the techniques of Expert Playing Card Company, resulting in a marvelous combination of intricate craft and luxury. "The Entertainer" 2019 club deck is cold foil (Sage Green) + hot foil stamped (Gold) on the back design, and cold foil on the faces with rich coloring. This is by far the highest sought after edition in the 52 Plus Joker annual club deck lineup.

The cards look older than your aunt, but handle better than anything out there. You have to keep telling yourself it's a brand new deck. The aged art present on each card was hand-crafted by our graphic team. Even the seal on the deck looks like it was left in a New York alley "for a spell". Ancient, worn and cracked. 1800's are ripped from history. No detail was left untouched-- artwork on each card was delicately hand-crafted by Ellusionist's top graphic team. The cards are an illusion in themselves, because they may look very old, but they handle better than anything else out there.

Kickstarter Campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/891191024/mongol-empire-playing-cards

View all cards here: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/518-mongol_empire_ilkhanate

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mnj4/mary-n-jane-playing-cards-420-limited-edition/description

“Kaiserkarte” was published specially for the last German emperor and King of Prussia, Wilhelm II. The cards were printed at the Altenburg Card Factory (Altenburger Spielkarten Fabrik Schneider & Co) in 1895-1897. A facsimile of “Kaiserkarte” was issued by A.S.S., c.1970. The facsimile edition has indices, new aces and a new back design.

Three new custom decks of the Omnia Series by Thirdway Industries, designed by Giovanni Meroni and proudly printed by Expert Playing Cards Co. with Classic Finish. Based on the ancestors of the first Omnia, these decks will throw you in the Golden Age of the Omnia universe, full of treasures, heroes and war. The legendary, remote past of the Omnia Universe, full of God and Heroes. When everything started. - EPCC Dark brown and gold Stardust Paper tuck box - Double foil on tuck box, Red and Gold - Dark background on faces - 2 metallic inks on faces, bronze and gold - Limited Edition ( < 1000 decks printed ) - Custom numbered seal Magnifica is printed mainly for Kickstarter backers. There are 875 decks available on Kickstarter, and I will use the others for personal use and replacements. If some decks are unsold, I'll put them for sale on my http://www.thirdway.it. website at a very high price. Get them now, you won't regret it. Omnia Magnifica is available only in special rewards who include 2 or more Omnia: The Golden Age "unlimited" decks (Antica, or, if Perduta is unlocked, split between Antica + Perduta). Omnia Magnifica hearts, Egyptian. The King is inspired by a divine Pharaoh. Spades, Persian/Babylonian. The King is inspired by a Sultan. Diamonds, Romans. The Jack is inspired by an epic Gladiator, and the King is an Legatus. Clubs, Greek. The King is a blind Prophet, that can see future. The Jack is his personal guard. Queen of Spades is a warrior of the desert, and needs a cloak to protect herself. The Queen of Clubs is a Phytia, an epic warrior priestess who protect the Island of the Sun. Jokers are very important for this deck. They are Sole, the God of the Sun, and Luna, the Goddess of the Moon. Luna's mask is on the tuck box front and Sole's masks are on the back. The powerful queens of two distant empires in war. I consider Omnia Magnifica as my most baroque deck so far.

Funded as a Kickstarter project on July 2, 2015 with $44,147 pledged from 784 backers, this was a set of three decks (Illumina, Oscura & Suprema). Designed by Giovanni Meroni through Thirdway Industries, this deck was inspired by ancient symbology and traditional playing cards, drawn with the Thirdway Industries sharp and modern style.

Features:

• 100% Illustrated courts, aces and jokers
• Custom pips
• Classic intricate & clean design with perfect symmetry
• Red foil on black tuck
• Metallic inks on cards
• Based on classic playing cards
• Beautiful queens
• Foiled tuck box
• Printed by EPCC
• Very limited print run

This particular deck doesn't feature the numbered seal that can be found on Suprema decks that were pledged for by backers during the kickstarter campaign. This version was printed by Giovanni as his Private Reserve, and might be available for sale through his website in near future.

Database entries for other decks in the series:

• Oscura
• Illumina
• Suprema with seal
• Oscura Prototype
• Illumina Prototype
• Suprema Prototype

Entwined - Vol. 2: Fall is the second of the four-deck series based on the ballet of nature and the freedom of spirit.

Each card has been meticulously hand-drawn by the artist, taking inspiration from ballet, and then entwining it with nature. The face cards have tried to capture the splendor of Autumn when everything turns scarlet and gold. Each dancer is coupled with the grace of an animal or bird symbolizing the symbiosis between the soul and nature’s spirit.

• Custom Court Cards: Classically inspired. Instantly recognizable. Based on a wealth of historical design yet painstakingly illustrated to today's highest standards of resolution. • Gold Gilded Edition • Custom Ace of Spades for the Treasured Edition • Illustrated Jokers featuring The Great Wylenti • Classically Inspired Index designed for easy legibility. • Blank face Gaff card • Showcase Ad Card • Ivory Background: Rather than use stark white The Tale of the Tempest features eggshell colored background that gives off a subtle vintage feel. • Mnemonica Deck Order out of the box, for Magician's and Mentalists • Classic Mirrored Hourglass Back Design with Entwined TGW Monogram, Rhinoceros Beetles and Ornamented Scrollwork Waves Filigree. • Info taken from the the Kickstarter page - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thegentlemanwake/the-tale-of-the-tempest-playing-cards/description