Military History

Researched and written by Robert S. Stokes Illustrated by Joe Boginski

Written by Robert S. Stokes Illustrated by Joe Boginski

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

Descriptions and vivid illustrations of 52 different vessels and weapons used by

Informative card game highlights 13 pivotal battles of the American Revolution. Deck features famous works of art showing the action at Saratoga, Bunker Hill, Trenton, and other famous battles.

Card game teaches facts about the Boston ­Massacre,

Deck features historic portraits, biographical ­information

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

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

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

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.

Each card of the Flags of the Civil War Card Game shows a different image of a Union, or Confederate battle flag of the Civil War.

Famous Women of the Civil War Card Game highlights the important contributions of 13 heroic women during the Civil War.

Famous Generals of the Civil War Card Game features 13 important leaders of the Civil War, who served their country in its desperate struggle.

Naval Spotter cards were first created by the Department of the Navy U.S. Training Device Center.

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

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

Famous Battles of the Civil War Card Game presents historic facts about 13 pivotal battles and military campaigns of the Civil War, including Bull Run, Shiloh, Hampton Roads, Gettysburg, and others.

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.