Old style Studs that have been discontinued. They are now on the endangered list of extinct playing cards that many magicians used and loved. They are of outstanding quality with marvelous backs. Manufactured by The U.S. Playing Card Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio.

2,500 printed per update from artist in this thread at United Cardists

October 1st, as the Harvest Moon Rise, pranks are pulled by those in guise. Fulton returns back from the dead, new ideas spring from his head. He brings life to our favorite time of year, with 52 spirits for you to fear. The frightfully fun and whimsically illustrated artwork of Steven Noble will send shivers down your spine. Packaged inside the box you will find one tricked out deck of playing cards. Everything from the back design, ace of spades, jokers, and court cards were customized. Be warned for they might just take on a life of their own. Limited Release.

There are three different types of Bee Wynn playing cards in existence: Signature, Icon and Encore. The first type - Signature cards - are standard Bee Casino diamond-baked cards. These cards have the word 'Wynn' written on them, and are available in Red, Blue and Brown. They were used on gambling table at the Wynn's casino in Las Vegas. The second - Icon type of Wynn’s decks - have a solid back color (white-bordered) with the Wynn's 'W' icon printed on either end. They were also used on the gambling table at Wynn casino. Icon Wynns were available in Red

Extremely limited and elegantly designed by Guy Hollingworth, the Red Acorn edition of the Erdnase 1902 Playing Cards feature a deep red with gold features on a white bordered card. There are various other details that enhance this deck, including some additional design details on the faces of the cards, as well as a built in feature that make these cards particularly inclined to miracles right out of the box. We modestly think it is one of the most beautiful decks released in the history of the world! As usual, these are printed on the finest Bee Casino 825 paper, with a special coating, and are available in both Ivory (Smooth) and Cambric (Embossed) finishes.

Revision 1 successfully raised its funding goal on Sep 7, 2011 through kickstarter.

N.17 deck V.01 was made for the official launch of the crowd funding website Cardlauncher.com and was printed by MPC (Make Playing Cards). It was designed by Lorenzo Gaggiotti through his Stockholm17 company. 530 total were printed, 505 available as prizes and promo items from CardLauncher and 25 reserved for Private Reserve from creator. The deck was printed by MPC (Make Playing Cards) with a linen finish. It was a near prototype deck, but with a larger printing and distribution as it was always intended for revisions and a full crowd funded release. That new version was a Bicycle branded deck which launched on Kickstarter on Feb 17 and funded on March 19, 2015.

Tendril uses some brand new ideas in playing card design. The Tendril deck was designed to produce a whole new playing card look that is both beautiful, unique and usable. Magicians, cardists and collectors alike will find something to appreciate in Tendril.

Tendril is a limited deck, only 5,000 made with less than that in circulation.

They were available in Arizona Red and California Blue. Printed by the US Playing Card Company on premium stock with a cambric finish. Incorporating a leatherette tuck case, off-white faces, and an organic array of colors, no detail has been spared. They came packaged in a bespoke carton for orders of a dozen or more.

The Second Edition of Artifice added a functional border on the back to improve upon the deceptiveness of sleights requiring the alignment of cards, such as a Push Off Double or Elmsley count.

• Exclusive Performance Coating provides exceptional handling • True-metallic silver line art • Prime casino-grade stock for control and durability • Stylized border, maintaining the aesthetics of the original design • Built-in reveal on jokers • Consulted with a dozen card pros including Asher, Fisher and Madison • Designed by top Ellusionist designers, Jason Brumbalow, Lee McKenzii and Carlos Batlló  • Printed at the US Playing Card Company, with the highest quality control available