Italian Plastic Coated Playing Cards with standard Italian suits (medallions, clubs, swords, and vases)

New Artist - New Printer - New Deck The Nautical Deck is the brainchild of artist Edo Huang, and is reminiscent of a classic bordered Bee design. Everything about the deck is inspired by the sea. From the rope-like pattern & life preservers integrated into the back design, to the rope border on the court cards, and the impressive ship joker. The cards are printed on a thin, flexible, and durable stock that's manufactured and hand-finished in Shanghai. The more they are used, the better these cards perform! The cards have a fine embossed texture, with a feel and handling unlike any other deck we've produced to date!

The Texas Star deck is inspired by the colors and imagery brought to from the Lone Star State. This high quality deck features our Air-Cushion™ finish, uniquely colored court cards and custom jokers.

The Lefty Deck was originally conceived and created by Kevin Reylek through his company "New York Magic Project". There was a 5,000 deck print run made in 2008 in Red Backs only (https://www.portfolio52.com/deck/8870/view). In 2013, a reprint in conjunction with HOPC was done in Red and Blue backs. This edition is easily distinguished from the first edition by the HOPC info on the bottom flap.

NAP stands for "Nintendo All Plastic". This series of cards is exclusive to the official Japanese Nintendo website. This particular set of cards can be seen/use in the video game "51 Worldwide Games" aka "Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics" exclusively on Nintendo Switch. Nintendo has been selling traditional playing cards, simply known as trump in Japanese, for years. Before the days of Mario and other iconic Nintendo mascots, most sets were pretty standard, although Nintendo at one point did have access to Disney characters which they used to help drive sales of their products. Nowadays, Nintendo continues to sell these cards and occasionally even releases new sets based on Nintendo characters and series. There are a number of styles that the company sells all for pretty reasonable prices, usually between about 600 to 1,000 yen ($6 - $10 USD). Link: https://www.nintendo.co.jp/others/playing_cards/lineup/standard/index.html

Paper seal. Bicycle white strip in cello. Bar code on bottom of tuck is on the left side. May be duplicate of other listed deck, unable to verify this exact deck.

Paper seal. Bicycle clear strip in cello. Bar code on bottom of tuck is on the left side. May be duplicate of other listed deck, unable to verify this exact deck.

"The DeLand Centennial project brings two amazing decks of marked playing cards back to life. Originally printed in 1919, the Daisy Deck and Nifty Deck were created by Theodore DeLand. In honor of their 100th anniversary, we have recreated these ingenious decks from the ground up." https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/p3studio/deland-centennial-daisy-and-nifty-marked-playing-cards/description Full Deck Scan:https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/594-deland_s_nifty_daisy Note: Same card art as Deland's Nifty Deck.

Marked Deck

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.

The Clowns & Jesters Deck of Magic Gaff Cards

This deck came in both a white pip version and a red pip version. The red pip version was manufactured with both the Air Cushion and the UV-500 (aka UV500) Airflow finish. This P52 entry is for the Air Cushion version.

Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/543-black_ghost

Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/194-black_tiger_gaff

"MADE IN USA" Under title of deck. 2014 date on bottom of tuck.

The Lefty Deck was originally conceived and created by Kevin Reylek through his company "New York Magic Project". There was a 5,000 deck print run made in 2008 in Red Backs only (https://www.portfolio52.com/deck/8870/view). In 2013, a reprint in conjunction with HOPC was done in Red and Blue backs. This edition is easily distinguished from the first edition by the HOPC info on the bottom flap.

This deck is from 2021 the bottom differs from previous decks