Based on Gene Hochman’s The Encyclopedia of American Playing Cards which was originally published in six parts between 1976 and 1981.

Colorful, cute, and kooky card games for today's cool kids.

Look twice: sometimes what you think you’re seeing isn’t there at all.

The Civil War Series Card Games honor the people and the events of the war between the two fractions of our young nation.

Attractive counter display provides 3 units of each American Revolution Card Game.

When Dr. Gerald P. Marinoff created the "New Sight" playing cards, he achieved a major breakthrough in helping the visually impaired to see the printed numbers and letters, so they can continue to enjoy playing all their favorite card games.

The game that can change your life! Developed at the Findhorn Foundation in Scotland, The Transformation Game® is a joyful way to discover more about yourself and others.

Lists current card values based on condition. An informative companion to The Hochman Encyclopedia of American Playing Cards.

Here’s the scoop: collect Topping cards to create mouth-watering Ice Cream treats. On each turn, you get to draw a Topping or play on an Ice Cream Card. Use your Ice Cream Stand to hide your Topping cards from other players.

Winner of the prestigious Whot Toy Award and a 3-time winner of Games Magazine 100 Best Games, Quickword is a fast-paced board game involving a unique combination of word skills, logic, general knowledge and strategy.

Featuring rare playing cards, games, and game boxes exhibited at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Connecticut,

This historical set was inspired by actual WWII signal training cards. A double deck of playing cards and companion booklet highlight this handsome gift set.

One of our special products developed with the History Channel (R). A fresh new box design for this three-deck set honoring the accomplishments of American women.

An accessory for our Wizard Card Game to Keep track of bidding in a distinctly Wizard Way.

The History Channel Presents.. Color portraits of prominent figures from American history.