Red Standard with the dual (red / blue) back on tuck case.

Faded Spade 100% plastic poker size playing cards are our best seller and feature our signature modern faces and fonts. This two-deck set is made from a pliable yet strong 100% plastic that has an intentional balance of thickness and flexibility with a unique textured finish for world-class feel and durability. Faded Spade is the preferred playing card brand of the World Poker Tour as seen on TV and poker live streams across the globe.

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Ruby Red Deck - Dark Orange Deck

2 Bridge Decks - Light Blue, Dark Blue

100% Plastic Made in China

24 kt Gold leaf. Certified. [Product Dimensions] - Length x Width (3.45” × 2.25”) 1 Deck: 54 cards standard deck. Feel more comfortable to hold these black playing cards. We offer you the best and the most special poker playing cards available in the market. Perfect for family party, BBQ game, great for taking them as a gift to your friends or family [Better Texture] - Unlike those poker cards in the market, our non-slippery cards are easy to shuffle and; thus cannot be missed by people who have some tricks up their sleeves [Upgraded material] - PET and PVC are waterproof. Our playing cards are made of superior flexible material. It is very smooth surface, wrinkle-free, comfortable feel. And PET feels better as the material of playing cards [Waterproof] - This deck of cards gets a waterproof feature. Spill milk or drink on it? No need to worry, our cards are waterproof and washable

Classic Jumbo Face Blue with words "JUMBO FACE" on Tuck Case

This is the last tuck box design before ARRCO was acquired by USPCC The Arrco Playing Card Company began operations in Chicago 1927 under the name Arrow Playing Card Company. The company's founder, Theodore Regensteiner, helped popularized the Arrco brand by implementing a new easy-to-handle plastic coating for his decks. Streamline came to the USPCC from the Arrco Playing Card Company, longtime manufacturers of a large variety of low-end and budget-priced cards, which the USPC acquired in 1987 The USPC continued to print the Arrco brand until it was discontinued in 2011.

Bee is a casino card brand also sold at retail. Bee playing cards were first manufactured by the New York Consolidated Card Company in 1892, hence the number "92" on the Ace of Spades; the USPC acquired the company two years later, but it continued to operate independently, even after merging with Andrew Dougherty and Standard Playing Card Company to form Consolidated-Dougherty. Standard Bee playing cards have a diamond back, typically blue or red.

Blue Seal - Hoyal Products St. Paul, MN - Copyright 1983 Hoyle Products acquired by USPCC in 2001