Playing on the floor of the casino with clipped corners.

Lighter blue and bigger white frame than the one in the tin box (https://www.portfolio52.com/deck/10450/view)

International playing card company ltd, deck from the late 1990’s.

Fifty four cards each with a different picture from the Klondike Goldrush with a text explanation. Number 2, 4, 6, 8, and queens of each suite have the themes of "Klondike Characters"; Aces are "Goldmining Techniques"; 3s are "Routes to the Klondike"; the other numbers and court cards have different themes for each suite, as do the jokers. The jokers have Charlie Chaplin's film "The Goldrush" and "Klondike Fossils". There is another unlabelled card with a small account of the goldrush. The backs are one-way and bordered as per the tuck box, save that the border is white.

Souvenir from Universal Studios.

An advertising deck from BC Hydro, the water and power company in British Columbia, Canada. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BC_Hydro#History Please see below for examples of the card faces and backs. The deck is advertising its program Power Smart, which is aimed at reducing costs to electricity through the use of electricity. The deck has 13 tips on saving energy, one for each index, and these are repeated in each suit. Ace through ten have simple line drawings with a verbal tip, and the court cards show the characters saving power. The Jacks are setting a thermostat to 20 degrees (Celsius); the Queens are turning off lights; the Kings are using low-energy light-bulbs. Spades and Clubs have turquoise faces, and Hearts and Diamonds have green faces, these being the colours of the BC Hydro logo. The printing is raised and textured on the smooth finished cards. The jokers are identical with the BC Hydro logo, and the words "For more energy saving tips, visit bchydro.com." The backs are one-way with the circular logo large in the middle, the top half green, and the bottom half blue, with small versions of the logo in the upper left and lower right corners. The cards are slightly smaller narrower then poker sized, but not so narrow as bridge-sized.

Souvenir deck featuring a map of the Island of Oahu of the Hawaiian Islands

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