The House of the Rising Spade is a place built for your imagination: an esoteric realm full of mysteries built for cartomancers, cardists, magicians, collectors, dreamers, and card enthusiasts. Cartomancer has a tarot feeling. The aces have a magick sigil, the borders of the 54 faces are in gold. The Gatekeeper variant is a limited edition that will have the same cards as Cartomancer, its own tuckbox, a commemorative card with number and signature, and a miniature of the gate in painted resin. Through the cutout on the tuck-box you can see the gate, and through the opening of the gate can you see the number.

LIMITED EDITION ICONS Imperial Demo This was the final attempt to produce official ICONS Imperial, and the only issue are tiny marks on the faces of some cards left by the silver foil. The tucks is printed on a very beautiful burgundy color stock with a shiny gold metallic ink.

Inspired by the Metamorphosis of Orazio, and by Greek and Roman mythology, this deck was commissioned by Cardinal Mazarino and designed by Sefano della Bella in 1644. It was used to instruct and entertain the young prince who would become King Louis XIV. The deck, which is “wrapped” in a folded cardboard strip and slid into a sleeve, includes 52 monochrome cards along with a small bifold pamphlet in Italian. Each card measures 6.1 cm x 9.9 cm. Part of a limited edition by now-defunct Italian card manufacturer Del Solleone.

Scans of each card can be seen atwww.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Tarot/Illuminated.html

The Illuminated Tarot 'folds' the traditional 78 cards of a tarot deck into just 53 cards, by combining certain combinations of major and minor arcana cards together into one. The deck is constructed upon playing cards, and also includes a Joker card.

Paul announced this limited deck early 2018 to the Patreon members, and sold mostly to the Patreon members as well (limited to 50). The deck was delivered in July 2018. Cards are the same as the original Chancellor deck, but gilded with the help from Seasons Playing Cards. Paul handmaded the tuck box, and cards come with a customized carat case.

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.

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.