A classic collection perfectly suited as learning tools -- easy to play and lots of fun too!

Classic American Rides presents 54 poker-sized cards, each with a different full-color illustration and fact-filled description.

Talented painter Carol Lew has created a unique playing card deck with Old World style animal portraits.

Reproduction of a Civil War era poker deck of 55 cards with full-length, single-ended court figures.

A classic collection perfectly suited as learning tools -- easy to play and lots of fun too!

The History Channel presents: Naval and Airplane Double Deck Set. Each 55-card deck is a facsimile edition of artwork that was used in identifying silhouette views of military craft.

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

First issued in 1943, airplane spotter cards were originally developed as an instructive tool to teach the characteristics of United Nations and Enemy Aircraft during World War II.

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

12 Deck Old West Card Game Display

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

Optical Illusion Playing Cards will make you look twice.

These decks feature full-color illustrations created exclusively for this special series, with different artwork on every card.

Union and Confederate Military Leaders Playing Cards Series

These decks feature full-color illustrations created exclusively for this special series, with a different picture on every card face.

Featuring 52 different edible plants found in the North American wilderness, Edible Wild Foods Playing Cards deck is full of valuable information.

One of our special products developed with the History Channel(R) American Women Authors celebrates 13 women and their vital endeavors in American literature.

These decks feature full-color illustrations created exclusively for this special series, with a different picture on every card face.

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