The first deck released by magician and youtuber Ekaterina (aka Ekat). Printed by the USPC on their premium crushed stock. Traditionally cut. Designed by Ekaterina and illustrated by Chris Milenkevich.

The Split Spade represents David Blaine’s logo and is featured in a brilliant back design created by M. Stutzman. The cards feature unique design details throughout including the DB Split Spade Logo on the ace of spades, a caricature of David on the face of the King of Spades, the now famous “liar” optical illusion, etc. The cards are printed for David by the United States Playing Card Company to his very strict standards in high quality Tally-Ho card stock with Linoid finish. The cards handle beautifully and are used by David in his daily performances. These are the original David Blaine playing cards, first commissioned by David Blaine and released to the market in 2005. The cards have Tally Ho’s classic linoid finish and are used by David Blaine and other sleight of hand artists. The back design was created by illustrator M. Stutzman and features subtle two-way images. Look carefully and you can see the Angel putting the serpent to the sword and a tiger in the shadow of the flames. Some of the court cards feature special faces; The King of Spades is David Blaine, the Queen of Hearts is his mother, and the Queen of Spades is Lonneke Engel (a close friend). The Ace of Spades will be recognized by many as the classic Tally Ho AoS. The cards are printed on Tally-Ho stock (Linoid Finish) with David Blaine’s high expectations. A must-have for all true collectors.

This deck is dedicated to the Conjurer Community founded by magician Aaron Fisher. The magician himself established the Conjurer Community, a club which you can learn how to do magic tricks tutored by established magicians, including Aaron Fisher and Lee Asher. This deck is tailored by Aaron so that the deck can be immediately used to performed many routines. This deck is printed on High Grade Premium Casino Bee Crushed Stock on the Web Press - with Air Cushion finish on Web Press. The back design is adopted from 1907 USPCC 808 Model II Back Design. The Jokers for this deck is using a graphic illustration which was never seen before until now: the image that was published in 1894 as a commemoration of 1878 Worlds Fair Exhibition (picked by Lee Asher). The elegant Ace of Spades features a stalk of wheat and comes from a rare Whist design produced by USPCC in the 1920s.