The deck has 52 different composers, each with a short biography, an artwork of the composer, and vital statistics. The cards have standard indices, but no pips. Each suit consists of composers of one of four styles. Spades is Renaissance; Hearts is Romantic; Clubs is Baroque; and Diamonds is Classical. There are four jokers with stylised joker figures in green in the top left and bottom right corners, and an explanation of each style. There is one more card explaining the deck a little. This deck contains a large amount of words. The backs of the cards are two-way with an abstract design in blue and green. The cards are smooth.

54 different artistic pinup pictures from the 1940s by the artist David Wright, mostly watercolours. These were actual pinup paintings which were favourites of the British armed forces of WWII, as per the title of the deck. The backs are one-way with a dark purple border, showing a pinup sketch in a lighter purple. The jokers are different, showing two different women. An explanatory card with the history of the artwork and artist, and with the same back as the rest of the deck is included.

In 2009, to celebrate 20 years since the release of the first Wallace & Gromit adventure by Aardman animations, Marks and Spencer released a deck of jumbo-sized playing cards made in China for them by an anonymous manufacturer, featuring characters from the shows. Each denomination of card has a different picture - every Ace has the same picture, every 2 the same picture etc, thus there are a total of 13 different pictures plus two more for the Jokers depicting the nefarious penguin from ‘The Wrong Trousers’ in two different poses. Wallace is an eccentric inventor, perhaps the squared paper background is a nod towards his ‘Inventor’ persona? Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) won Best Animated Feature Film, Oscars 2006.

Features 54 National Park poster designs by Anderson Design Group from Nashville, TN (Excludes Canyonlands, American Samoa, Dry Tortugas, Lake Clark, and Kobuk Valley National Park designs).

Created in conjunction with the Parks board game and Fifty-Nine Parks art project. Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/622-keymaster_national_parks

Cards have pictures of vintage posters advertising the various US National Parks.