The "Mythos" deck of cards has traditional imagery design, featuring satyrs, forest dwellers, water creatures, demigods, ghosts, nymphs and fairies from various myths and parables, and introduces its own system of suit symbols (feather, bone, wheat, rose) based on the underlying mythological narrative.

Our very first release outside of our popular LUXX® series, COBRA is illustrated by the supremely talented Rick Davidson and takes inspiration from some of our favourite decks - such as DMC's Elites and the industry changing Monarchs deck from theory11. Housed in a gorgeous soft touch burgundy 330gsm tuck box complete with gold foil COBRA logo and detailing. Traditional faces and numbers coupled with gold metallic inks on the courts and backs make COBRA a premium deck made to be used. Included in the deck for the magicians is a blank face card and a double backer.

The original FESTUM (Latin for "feast") "Mythos" deck of cards has a more traditional imagery design, featuring satyrs, forest dwellers, water creatures, demigods, ghosts, nymphs and fairies from various myths and parables, and introduces its own system of suit symbols (feather, bone, wheat, rose) based on the underlying mythological narrative.

V2 has embossing on the deck box.

A large poker size deck of 52 cards + 2 jokers, produced under the license of Shamrock.

An australian standart bridge deck made in high finition in 1967.

An australian standart bridge deck made in high finition in 1967.

An advertasing releqse of Leclerc, presented by 52 cards + 2 jokers.

Artwork inspired by the 18th century novel A Dream of Red Mansions, also translated as Dream of the Red Chamber or The Story of the Stone, by Cao Xueqin. 1 way faces, art repeats across the suits.

Artwork inspired by the 18th century novel A Dream of Red Mansions, also translated as Dream of the Red Chamber or The Story of the Stone, by Cao Xueqin. 1 way faces, art repeats across the suits. The English version of "A Dream of Red Mansions" is the first classical novel translated and published by Foreign Languages Press. The translation and editing work began in the early 1960s and lasted for nearly 14 years until the first volume of its English version was published in 1978. As the book's editor, I get emotional whenever I recall that journey. However, this difficult period also taught me what I needed to learn about foreign publishing, and turned a young college graduate into a competent editor.

A deck of 54 cards for bridge, produced by Ducale in 2022 to celebrating the 25 years old good partnership with the famous french bicycle tour.