Reproduction of a Civil War era poker deck with full-length, single-ended court figures. Box reproduced with original tax stamps showing hand cancellation June 2, 1864.   Decks used during the Civil War did not have corner indices.  So the "Number" cards do not show numbers, just suits. This unique deck comes with a reproduction of L.I. Cohen's original ace of spades, as well as a more standard one.

A deck of playing cards celebrating the Rodeo. Featuring different images of horses, bulls, rodeo clowns, and many more. Great for any Cowboy!

This deck is part of our "Old West" series of cards games. Some of the roughest and most memorable outlaws of the Old West are featured in this card game. If you love the "Old West" then you are going to love this fun deck of cards!

This deck is part of our "Old West" series of cards games. The deck features Native American tribes and their leaders that fought bravely to defend their land and rights. This deck features Indian Chiefs from the Old West. This deck can also be used as a standard deck to play any of your favorite card games.

This deck is part of our "Old West" series of cards games. Learn about the lawmen of the 19th century who sought to restore law and order in the Old West. If you love the "Old West" then you are going to love this fun deck of cards!

A nostalgic playing card deck featuring early trains of the world. The cards were created with the artwork and original descriptions from vintage insert cards from the early 1900s.

This deck is part of our "Old West" series of cards games. The deck features thirteen pioneers who personified the spirit and excitement of the Old West. If you love the "Old West" then you are going to love this fun deck of cards!

This deck includes paintings of Native Americans painted by renown artists, among them the famous Charles Bird King. The portraits were done to preserve the likeness of the most distinguished among this extraordinary race of people.

Each deck is a collection of 52 full-color portraits of Native Americans painted during the early 19th century from History of the Indian Tribes of North America by Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall. Click on picture for more information.