Last year, Voltige Playing Cards became the first publicly offered Dan and Dave deck with a sideways tuck-case. Despite some imperfections of the box, the cards were undeniably fantastic, wonderfully bourgeois, and above all elegant. Today we are pleased to offer a limited supply of the second edition of Voltige. An updated look to the design of the tuck-case adds unrivaled refinement to an already timeless deck of cards.

for scans of each card www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Brut.html

BRuT LIMITED EDITION POKER DECK! We have created a bonus Uusi playing card deck for this project.  It is a companion, Limited Edition BRuT poker deck with all the same courts as the Tarot minus the beautiful Trump cards and Cavaliers, but just as much fun to play with! 

• Fifty-two playing cards and two jokers all with original, eye-catching artwork that makes them ideal for magic and card games, yet at the same time very familiar and immediately recognizable by players and spectators alike.
• Printed by The Expert Playing Card Company (EPCC)
• Limited Edition of 5000.
• Printed on Master Finish card stock with a linen finish.
• Premium paper for the tuck box.

Home Run Games and USPCC project by Michael Scott on Kickstarter 2014. Restoration of the 1876 Triplicate cards by A.Dougherty.

Home Run Games and USPCC project by Michael Scott on Kickstarter 2014. Restoration of the 1876 Triplicate cards by A.Dougherty.

Home Run Games and USPCC project by Michael Scott on Kickstarter 2014. Restoration of the 1876 Triplicate cards by A.Dougherty.

Home Run Games and USPCC project by Michael Scott on Kickstarter 2014. Restoration of the 1876 Triplicate cards by A.Dougherty.

In 2014 I did my first restoration of playing cards. It was the No.18 Triplicate Red and Blue decks. The triplicates are so unique and have always been one of my favorites. My latest project is from the same family and the same year. I am releasing another restoration of the original Triplicates this time I am restoring the Red and Blue Dragon Backs. This was the first dragon back, the United States Playing Card Company still makes a version today. Andrew Dougherty was granted a U.S. Patent for the Triplicate feature which was a miniature card placed in the top left and bottom right corners. It was a revolution in the way cards could be held and viewed. The decorative ace of spades and the wrapper for the first No.18 Triplicate deck showed a fanned hand of cards with the triplicate miniature indices viewable on each card. The United States Playing card company has worked with us on many of our restorations. The tuck box, back design and ace of spades have been approved by the United States playing card company as the restored art work for the deck. A. Dougherty® is a registered trademark of The United Stated Playing Card Company.