Play your next hand with the historic Expert Back design originally introduced in 1895.

Show off your Bicycle spirit with these decks, which have a unique weathered look that hearkens back to the turn of the 20th century. The design of the Expert Back was first printed on Bicycle playing cards in 1895.

These decks are made in the USA at The United States Playing Card Company on quality stock with a premium finish.

Corrected "Expert" version.

Introduced in 1899 as #19 and dicontinued in 1917, Chainless was only offered in red or blue and was meant to celebrate the technological advancements made on the bicycle at the turn of the century. 

Released exclusively through Target.

NoMad Playing Cards were produced in collaboration with The NoMad Hotel in New York City. In the 19th century, The NoMad District of New York was the meeting place of the era’s elite - from Oscar Wilde to Charles Dickens, Mark Twain to Nikola Tesla. Our vision was to create a deck of cards that would serve as a monument to The NoMad. The result is a timeless blend of beauty and elegance. Designed by Chad Michael, the deck features a custom vintage design, reimagined Jokers, a gold embossed tuck case - and a stamp bearing the seal of The State of New York.

This entry is for the first print run of v2 edition of DeckONE playing cards which can be distinguished by roman numerals "II" visible on the tuck flap. First print run of v2 edition has "II" on the tuck flap. Quote from Director of Operations at Theory11, Lyle Borders: Two versions, across three different printings. Printing #1 did not have the aged, worn look that the current edition does. People carried these decks in their pockets, and eventually they would wear down and develop a really cool aged look. V2 emulated that look. V2 had 2 printings. The III indicates the 3rd printing, which is a V2 printing. II and III are essentially identical other than that small change which indicates the printing. Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/785-deck_one_industrial_edition

Originally labeled as #9, Autobike is one of the most controversial decks in USPC history.  It has been documented that this deck was introduced in 1906 and discontinued in 1913, but no seriouos card collector has ever seen an original version of this back design in person.  Because of this, all seem to unversially agree this card back never actually went into production.

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Designed in the United Kingdom by Joe White, Contraband Playing Cards were inspired by secret societies, conspiracy theories, and everything unknown.

The tuck case, and the cards within, are all made in the USA on FSC-certified, ECF paper. Secret imagery is hidden within the design: the lines of the inner flap construct (literally!) a face of mystery.

Every single playing card within the Contraband deck was designed from scratch - even the Aces, Jokers, and court cards display attention to detail never before achieved. Over a year in the making - and every minute of it is visible in the final design.

Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/523-contraband

scans of each card can bee seen at www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/DarkHearts.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyDzY8D4G8E&t=3s

Bicycle Favole Playing Cards were inspired by Victoria Frances\\\' best selling book on Fantasy Art. After the success of her Tarot deck, a new one was redesigned to play and collect- Bicycle Favole Playing Cards. Just like the Bicycle Alchemy & Bicycle Anne Stokes decks, this deck features a different Fantasy Art drawing on each card. This deck will have all the features you have come to expect and love from a Bicycle Deck; Air-Cushion Finish, softly beveled edges and sandwich construction for enhanced game play and the best handling decks in the world.

Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/9-bicycle_130th_anniversary

Created by Stranger & Stranger and Art of Play

Introduced in 1899 as #19 and dicontinued in 1917, Chainless was only offered in red or blue and was meant to celebrate the technological advancements made on the bicycle at the turn of the century. 

Released exclusively through Target.

An American original, the Bicycle® brand celebrates over 130 years of playing card history with the reproduction of an early card back design called Autocycle #1 produced from 1901-1906.  The intricate design depicts a rider on a motorized bicycle.  The graphics used on the box design were inspired by hand-drawn elements from an 1892 Bicycle® Juniors deck.