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.

This Can You Believe Your Eyes? Playing Card Deck is a complete deck with over 50 illusions and visual oddities. Printed to match the finest quality playing cards available. Instruction book included. Illustrated card deck also suitable for most card games.

A playing card deck that's enormously entertaining. A great conversation piece and a memorable gift for people who are big fans of card playing. Newly packaged in cardboard box. Hot off the press, these cards are great FUN!

This antique reproduction of a Civil War-era deck is beautifully crafted with gold detail embellishing every card. In the style of the times, this deck includes full-length, single-ended court figures, square corners and traditional non-indexed styling.  Originally produced by L. I. Cohen of New York, the deck is perfect for any American Civil War re-enactment or to be used as "period" playing 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.

The Zombie Deck is a totally unique deck of playing cards, both a traditional deck and a delightfully spooky set of survival tips in case of zombie attacks. Plus, gone are the usual face cards; our royals and jokers have joined the horde.

This unique deck of Vintage Motor Cars is created from a series of advertising insert cards (circa 1937) that feature classic American and European (British) automobiles.  A great deck for antique car enthusiasts and history buffs alike!  Each of the card faces have a different car and information about that car on them.  This not only adds the benefit of being educational, but makes it very beautiful too.

This classic literary card game has been a favorite for over 130 years among players of all ages. Portraits of 13 famous authors appear on their cards, and their prominent works are noted.