The Steamboat 999 was first introduced in 1883 by the Russell, Morgan & Company, now the US Playing Card Co. The brand lasted for over a century before being discontinued. As one of our favorite decks we convinced the USPCC to allow us to reprint them to their original specification with a smooth finish on ultra thin paper. We think the outcome is better than the original. New features include an updated case box with embossed elements and an off-white bleed on the face cards for a vintage aesthetic.

In honor of our glorious friend, Ask Alexander, we have collaborated with M. Stutzman, artist for David Blaine’s wonderful playing cards and posters, to bring you the Ask Alexander deck. Featuring numerous diabolical properties and an elegant, cunning design, this is a deck that you will be proud to have with you in magical endeavors, as well as an excellent addition to your card collection. The Ask Alexander deck is printed on the finest casino paper and to the highest standards available at the United States Playing Card Company. During the course of our efforts to make our various custom playing card decks, we have made numerous trips to the USPCC’s facilities in order to personally oversee the manufacture of our playing cards and to make any and all adjustments necessary to craft the perfect deck of cards. This unique, impressive deck is manufactured in both Cambric and Ivory finishes in order to accommodate all personal and devious preferences. The cards are cut in the same fashion as our previous decks to facilitate smooth handling and effortless faro shuffles.You may notice a similarity to Bulldog Squeezers and Angel Back Squeezers. They were our inspiration when designing this deck. The bold one way back design of the Bulldog Squeezers combined with the elegance and nuanced features of the Angel Back Squeezer deck.

Blue Cohorts have become one of our best selling decks, the favorite amongst all the professional magicians we work with. Why? The unsuspecting look, the revolutionary marking system... but most importantly the way they FEEL. So naturally, we wanted to bring the original red Cohorts to the same level. Printed on luxury E7 stock the Red Cohorts feel as good as they perform. With a thinner, more durable deck these playing cards are unlike any other. But one thing hasn't changed. Hidden within the lines of the intricate back design are markings undetectable to the untrained eye. Easily readable for any magician, card mechanic or mentalist out there. PLEASE NOTE: Red Cohort V2s are now expertly printed on Luxury pressed E7 stock Differences in tuck: text in front and sides and back tab size

COPAG 310 introduces the exclusive TRUE LINEN B9 FINISH for supreme handling and the ultimate flourish. Inspired by you. Developed in the pursuit of mastery. Made for players, cardists and magicians. COPAG 310 is developed closely together with expert players, cardists and magicians for over two years. The exclusive TRUE LINEN B9 FINISH of the COPAG 310 deck ensures supreme handling and longevity, and is developed specifically for the pursuit of the perfect sleight and the ultimate flourish. This finish is the result of intense R&D and more than 300 prototypes, tried and tested. This to create a deck ready to use straight out of the box. The soft but springy nature of the cards, and the smoothness of handling, lie in a carefully constructed balance between stock, coating, linen finish and cutting. Tailored to your needs.

This deck has at least 2 versions top flap on one has 808 on right side and another deck has it on left side also bottom flap has bicycle on right side and on the other deck bicycle is on the left side.

An authentic look straight from 1889! The Texan deck also has a long and distinguished history at United States Playing Cards, and was first printed in Cincinnati in 1889 by the ancestor company of USPCC, Russell, Morgan & Co. After going out of production for 80 years, USPCC has brought them back into circulation, using a yellowed tinting on the cards to give them an authentic antique look. Given their origin, this is one of the oldest brands of playing cards still being produced today! The court designs are typical of the pre 19th century period in which this deck first appeared, being a genuine reproduction, and all the card faces and pips also originate from this time period. The overall impression these playing cards are intended to convey is a Texan style deck from the wild west. The card backs feature a "lone star" emblem, to strengthen the idea that they have travelled forward in time, and have been taken straight from a nineteenth century El Paso saloon. Naturally, we're not to be fooled by the aged look - these cards handle as beautifully and smoothly as any new Bicycle deck. They can be enjoyed and appreciated by both card players and magicians, and their signature back design also makes them a good choice for card flourishing. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame

A little Miami, and whole lot of Vegas...make way for Cherry Casino Playing Card (Tropicana Teal). Take a break. Indulge yourself in the Tropicana Teal oasis of Cherry Casino Playing Cards. Dip your fingers into the deck and experience the intensely gratifying feel of the thin crushed Bee stock. Let your fingers ride the sleek swoosh characterized in modern 50's motif. Appreciate the symmetrical 2-way design and the snappy feel as you fan, cut and manipulate the deck. The pearlescent shimmer beckons you to the party. Magicians, flourishers, collectors, and gamblers are celebrating with the Cherry Casino Playing Card (Tropicana Teal). The stars are here. The jackpot is within reach.

A new, breathtaking limited edition. Premium, designer playing cards produced in collaboration with Steve Cohen, "The Millionaires' Magician," star of Chamber Magic®, a headline show at the Palace Hotel in New York City. Elegant inside and out. Beneath the verdant evergreen surface, a powerful secret resides within this new edition. What's the secret? We'll leave that for you alone to discover. There's more than meets the eye. No detail left untouched. Featuring court cards licensed from Fournier in Villareal de Álava, Spain, the Jacks, Queens, and Kings have skin tone faces - joined by an elegant, debonair Joker and Ace of Spades.

The Steamboat 999 was first introduced in 1883 by the Russell, Morgan & Company, now the US Playing Card Co. The brand lasted for over a century before being discontinued. As one of our favorite decks we convinced the USPCC to allow us to reprint them to their original specification with a smooth finish on ultra thin paper. We think the outcome is better than the original. New features include an updated case box with embossed elements and an off-white bleed on the face cards for a vintage aesthetic.

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