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This is the May 2022 deck in the Kings Wild Vintage Re-imagined bi-monthly subscription

Of all the incredible decks produced during the 19th Century, none glimmer quite as bright as EL Dorado Playing Cards made by The National Card Company in Indianapolis, Indiana. Named after the elusive Lost City of Gold, owning one of these decks in 1893 might have tricked you into thinking you had found a small part of it. With Gold Edges and heavy use of gold fleck on the back design, there was no other deck that boasted more gilded accents. Even with the theme of El Dorado, card players didn't need to fear the Spanish Conquistadors because this deck was, in fact, as American as you could get.

El Dorado No. ‘49 was first manufactured in the early 1890s and was received as one of Nationals most popular initial brands. This attractive deck was chock-full of mystery and intrigue and evoked the passions of some of the most incredible treasure hunts of all time. Considered an early “mash-up” deck, it contained both the exotic ideas of El Dorado and the imagery of America’s “not so distant” California gold rush in 1849.

The unique artistic style achieved with the Robin Hood playing cards took heavy inspiration from the Bayeux Tapestry - a French tapestry from around 1066. If you look closely at each card, you'll find that designer Jackson Robinson drew every stitch by hand to create this incredible display of artistic achievement.

The tuck case was intricately designed to resemble an ancient book, including life-like features to resemble canvas and leather design-work, a book spine, frayed paper edges and finished with realistic wear-n-tear details.

The diptych jokers from the Robin Hood deck show the legendary first encounter of Robin Hood and Little John. ⁣

Legal Tender is Kings Wild Project's next offering in a long line of luxury playing cards inspired by the artist Jackson Robinson's love of currency art and banknote engraving. With over seven years of playing card design and having produced over 200 custom illustrated decks of playing cards, Legal Tender is the culmination of some of Kings Wild's most breathtaking artwork combined with the industry-leading advancements in printing technology and production.

This Holographic version is made as a form of revisiting old Kickstarter project by Kings Wild Project to be revamped into the deck which is meant to be. In this version, all of the design of the Legal Tender is applied with holographic foils.

Private Reserve Edition 2: Inlayed with gold foil directly on the backs of each card for a luxurious touch. Housed inside an elegant box wrapped with a numbered stamp and sealed with wax for authenticity.

When I came up with the idea for Nebula, the phrase "new beginnings" came to my mind because I was thinking about the rebirth of stars and galaxies. The thought of being able to start over and grow into something better stuck with me. To me, this deck means that you are always able to keep progressing to be the best version of yourself. "Every moment is a fresh beginning."- T.S. Eliot

Manufactured by USPCC, Nebula Playing Cards is printed on their Premium Crushed Thin Paper Stock. This will ensure that the cards are not only highly durable, but will also feel great!

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The Astra Polaris deck features an matte black colour with gold hot foil on the tuck and gold cold foil on the backs of the cards. All Astra Polaris decks come gilded.

Includes: custom illustrated court cards, custom aces as islands, custom number cards, map portion on the background of all cards (for the puzzle)

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Funded as a Kickstarter project on February 13, 2015 with $21,692 USD pledged from 589 backers, this was the first in a series of decks featuring the US military.  This deck had a US Army theme and was designed by Jackson Robinson through Kings Wild Project through a collaboration with Nomades Collection (license holder for 'US Army'), with a total of 3,000 decks printed. The tuck was printed with 4 color process, inside and out, on premium vellum stock by the United States Playing Card Company.  The cards were also printed by USPCC, using the same 4 color process on Bicycle Paper Stock with a Embossed finish, with each face card depicting a servicemen or servicewoman in a period correct uniform, helicopters as Aces (with exception of special tribute AoS) and tanks as Jokers. Unique to this deck was instead of using famous military heros, the court cards featured relatives of the Kickstarter backers, or backers themselves, who served in the US Army.  Name of persons featured:

• Jack of Hearts - Gary Lee Steffenhagen
• Jack of Diamonds - LTC William Lee Nichols
• Jack of Clubs - Abid Islas
• Jack of Spades - Richard Hill
• Queen of Hearts - Jane Pride Moore
• Queen of Diamonds - Ellis Moore
• Queen of Clubs - Mary T. Finnerty
• Queen of Spades - Janelle Cordova
• King of Hearts - J. C. Roberts
• King of Diamonds - Colonel Hollis Bowling
• King of Clubs - Frank A. Chelko
• King of Spades - Truett Mayes (Grandfather to artist Jackson Robinson)