In 1964, Ralph E. Peterson launched the Nu-Dek Sextet, a standard deck of playing cards with two additional suits, wheels and racquets. His company, SECOBRA, developed rules for six-handed bridge and various other games. The cards featured new designs for aces and jokers (in additions to the new wheel and racquet pips for the additional cards), and were printed by USPCC. The set as originally sold included 2 standard decks wrapped in cellophane, red and blue, with two additional red and blue sets of the wheels and racquets supplements wrapped separately.

Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/794-bicycle_propeek_red

Scans of each card can be seen atwww.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Design.html

The Design Deck is a deck of playing cards that doubles as a practical guide to graphic design. Each of the 52 faces contains a useful piece of information about graphic design, including typography, colour theory, design techniques, history, and more, with beautiful visual examples. Printed in rich, full colour on high-quality Bicycle® stock with air-cushion finish.

Created by Ben Barrett-Forrest (http://www.forrestgoods.com/)

56 different artists contribute their own take on 52 cards, 2 jokers, a back design and the box. The set contains a small booklet listing the artists and galleries across the world were their work can be seen. One additional card lists the artists against the specific card they have created. A further card reproduces the back design on one side and the box design on the other.