Playing Cards

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

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

This delightfully wicked playing card deck presents devilish boys and ghouls and all manners of ghastly creatures.

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

Women’s Suffrage Playing Card Deck presents 52 notable people and historic milestone events in the American Suffrage movement leading up to the passage of the 19th Amendment and its ratification on August 18, 1920.

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

USA Posters playing card deck was created from a special selection of 54 historic American posters from World Wars I and II.

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

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

Optical Illusion Playing Cards will make you look twice.

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.

Turn of the Century Motor Cars Playing Cards features 54 “pleasure automobiles” that were on the American market in 1904. Enjoy a drive down memory lane as you learn fascinating facts about how, where and when these antique cars were made and how much they were sold for.

Arms and Armaments of the Civil War Card Game describes and illustrates the weaponry used by soldiers during America's most divisive battles.

Uniforms of the Civil War Card Game includes uniforms of both the Union and Confederate soldiers during America's Civil War.

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

Native American tribes and their leaders fought bravely to defend their land and rights.