[Jock1971] My Collection
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Thanks for the info Dazzleguts! I believe the date on the box is '77. I didn't think or care if the deck was rare or not. I'm just happy to finally have one of those beautiful Russian decks Jase is always showing. I'll head over to the Russian page and check it out. BTW, do you know if it is already in P52 and if so, what I should search for to find it?
Edit: I found it on P52 under Palekh, Black
Edit: I found it on P52 under Palekh, Black
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Glad to help.
I know Jase was busy - you should check out the posting of the Mamluk cards that Jase made in the Egypt thread of Worldwide.
I know Jase was busy - you should check out the posting of the Mamluk cards that Jase made in the Egypt thread of Worldwide.
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Hiya Flashcards
The Palekh deck was the one that turned me on to Russian decks in the first place, a real beauty. i would love to get a pack that was printed by the St Petersburg factory (hopefully i will find one at a good price)
A great find at only a dollar
I believe you are looking at the wrong date for your pack. The number to look at is at the very bottom on the right.
Like dazzelguts i just can`t make it out,It looks to me like l-82r which means it is from 1982.
Many thanks to my time-travelling buddy Dazzelguts for helping out with the information on the palekh deck
Here`s some cards.
"Das Soldaten Tarock" Piatnik edition No.286599, Printed in 2009.
This deck is a reprint of a deck printed by paitnik in 1918 titled "Allerfeinste Soldat-Tarock" A pair of Gustav Klimt Boxsets from Piatnik. Adele (No.250347) Fritza (No.250149)
Both sets have Piatniks own Standard English Pattern court cards. Great Russian Standard ,Printed by Piatnik No.2133.
This set reprints a pair of Atlas Decks from between 1860 to 1917.The Jokers are Piatnik`s own. "Buern-schnapser" Printed by Piatnik No.1756.The cards from this set show the Austro-Czech version of the Wilhelm Tell Pattern. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
The Palekh deck was the one that turned me on to Russian decks in the first place, a real beauty. i would love to get a pack that was printed by the St Petersburg factory (hopefully i will find one at a good price)
A great find at only a dollar
I believe you are looking at the wrong date for your pack. The number to look at is at the very bottom on the right.
Like dazzelguts i just can`t make it out,It looks to me like l-82r which means it is from 1982.
Many thanks to my time-travelling buddy Dazzelguts for helping out with the information on the palekh deck
Here`s some cards.
"Das Soldaten Tarock" Piatnik edition No.286599, Printed in 2009.
This deck is a reprint of a deck printed by paitnik in 1918 titled "Allerfeinste Soldat-Tarock" A pair of Gustav Klimt Boxsets from Piatnik. Adele (No.250347) Fritza (No.250149)
Both sets have Piatniks own Standard English Pattern court cards. Great Russian Standard ,Printed by Piatnik No.2133.
This set reprints a pair of Atlas Decks from between 1860 to 1917.The Jokers are Piatnik`s own. "Buern-schnapser" Printed by Piatnik No.1756.The cards from this set show the Austro-Czech version of the Wilhelm Tell Pattern. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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And a few Waddingtons
This first set has gilded edges, The anonymous Ace used on their higher-range cards and the first joker, used by waddingtons up until 1942. A nice double set still with the Tax-wrappers. Another double set And a couple of advertising decks to finish today. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
This first set has gilded edges, The anonymous Ace used on their higher-range cards and the first joker, used by waddingtons up until 1942. A nice double set still with the Tax-wrappers. Another double set And a couple of advertising decks to finish today. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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Nice catch on the date Jase. That part with the OCT really looks like an October date in English, but it must be some other designation since it appears on the white Palekh that nECrO posted at the beginning of the Russia thread, as well as on my white and black Palekh decks, always with OCT but different #s.
The "Das Soldaten Tarock" is beautiful. Very painterly. Love how they made the images full card to really show that off. Looks like WW1 was the subject?
The "Das Soldaten Tarock" is beautiful. Very painterly. Love how they made the images full card to really show that off. Looks like WW1 was the subject?
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So I came upon this seller on this one vintage selling website, who has a large collection of vintage decks for sale (for pretty high prices).
I just thought that Jase and others reading this thread might find something interesting from there. Anyways here's the link: https://www.rubylane.com/shop/twoforhisheels/ilist" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I just thought that Jase and others reading this thread might find something interesting from there. Anyways here's the link: https://www.rubylane.com/shop/twoforhisheels/ilist" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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"Finding it... that's not the hard part. It's letting go."
"One makes a trip by day, but by night one sets out on a journey." -Moominmamma
I dream of a world where wars are fought only by having dance offs. I also dream that a Finnish playing card designer would exist. The former seems more likely to happend.
Money can't buy you happiness, but it can buy you a penguin. Have you ever met a sad person with a penguin?
Are lobsters mermaids to scorpions?
"I did not hit her, it's not true, it's bullsh*t, I did not hit her, I did naaaht! Oh hai Mark!"
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Hiya Dazzelguts, Yes very confusing i thought that was an actual date when i first started getting the decks as well. If you look at my "slavic" deck from the previous page, it has a prefix of TY instead of the OCT.Not sure what it means. But the actual dating of the deck is from the L-##r At the bottom left corner.dazzleguts wrote:Nice catch on the date Jase. That part with the OCT really looks like an October date in English, but it must be some other designation since it appears on the white Palekh that nECrO posted at the beginning of the Russia thread, as well as on my white and black Palekh decks, always with OCT but different #s
I agree a beauty for sure , The courts are truly remarkable and the 21 tarok cards are stunning, yes the paintings are from the great war. I`m always gutted when i can only show so many of the cards...but thats what the Worldwide Time Machine forum is for aintitsodazzleguts wrote:The "Das Soldaten Tarock" is beautiful. Very painterly. Love how they made the images full card to really show that off. Looks like WW1 was the subject?
Thanks for the link Roope. Always good to see these sellers site`s, even if its for price comparison..Räpylätassu wrote:So I came upon this seller on this one vintage selling website, who has a large collection of vintage decks for sale (for pretty high prices).
I just thought that Jase and others reading this thread might find something interesting from there. Anyways here's the link: https://www.rubylane.com/shop/twoforhisheels/ilist" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I had a quick look, will take a good look when i`ve got some time off, While the prices may be high ,i have seen higher but then i have seen a lot lower as well...Who knows there may be that "ONE" deck that i`ve been looking for, thats worth (for me anyway) spending that little bit extra.
Here`s some Cherry Coloured Funk.
First up is a De La Rue Piquet set. 36 cards per deck with both decks having the same back design and colour, D6 court cards with Medium size index dates the deck from 1890 to 1910. Next is Jass Plus printed by AGMuller of Switzerland. The deck was designed by Muster Geschutzt in 2001
Scans of the full set of court cards can be seen in the switzerland section of the Worldwide time machine. Rockwell International. I have not been able to find any info on these beauties i`m afraid .American printer i think?? The court cards are fantastic.. shame about the back And finally today a pair of "named" Barribal backs from Waddingtons dated around 1932-1940. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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Got these MPC Impression Kickstarter decks in yesterday.
The 1989 worshipful company installation set. Celebrating the 800th anniversary of the City Of London having a Lord Mayor. the backs, one yellow border and one light blue border shows a portrait of the first Lord Mayor, Henry Fitzalkine Knight, Approx 500 packs were made.
Sharp`s Oracle, printed by Nintendo of Japan in 1966. The courts are repeating unfortunately.
And finally today a double advertising set from Waddingtons.
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Love the Spade Ace in the Oracle deck.
The courts all look like zombies with those blank eyes.
Also qualifies as a no-revoke deck with the 4 pip colours.
Great find Jase!
The courts all look like zombies with those blank eyes.
Also qualifies as a no-revoke deck with the 4 pip colours.
Great find Jase!
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Hey Buddy..Thanks,yeh the one Nintendo deck that i was on the lookout for...i just happened to find after discussing it with you in a PM after about a year of looking...you must be my lucky charmdazzleguts wrote:Love the Spade Ace in the Oracle deck.
The courts all look like zombies with those blank eyes.
Also qualifies as a no-revoke deck with the 4 pip colours.
Great find Jase!
By the way i`m would really like a pack of Waddingtons with the first discarded Ace....(well you never know)
Here`s a few sheets of Paper In the latter half of the nineteenth century several German publishers assembled into portfolios as many as a hundred large, full-colour sheets of pictures of unrelated subjects.The Munich firm of K. Braun and Fr. Schneider in 1852 published "Munchner Bilderbogen"(Munich Picture Sheets), which included a transformation pack with one suit per sheet. It is not known who invented the designs and made the pictures, but the initials "JB" appear on seventeen of the cards. Sometimes the sheets can be found without colour.
The printing was done by at least four printers, and each sheet had a short poem in German, Dutch or English. There were at least eight editions in German. The English-language edition was numbered 21,22,23,24 and has two sets of names at the bottom of the sheets.
on the left - Leipzig: William Engelmann and on the right - London: A.S. Joseph, Myers & Co - William Tegg & Co. It would seem that the English-language sheets were printed in Germany but distributed by several publishers in London. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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I've been trying for that Waddingtons, but it remains elusive
Maybe we need to discuss it more.
Your "pieces of paper" would sure look good as a deck of cards, like in that experiment you did a while back with reproducing a deck?
Maybe we need to discuss it more.
Your "pieces of paper" would sure look good as a deck of cards, like in that experiment you did a while back with reproducing a deck?
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Great Idea ...Leave it with medazzleguts wrote:Your "pieces of paper" would sure look good as a deck of cards, like in that experiment you did a while back with reproducing a deck?
Here`s a full 52 card deck from De La Rue. Old Frizzle Ace and D3 court cards dates the set between 1840-1862. A pack of New Era Concave Playing Cards. Printed by the Standard Playing Card Co of Chicago and imported into Britain by L.G. Sloan LTD. Scans and more information on these cards can be seen on Page 2 of the North American section of the Worldwide Time Machine. A pack of Piemontesi Plastificate printed by Del Negro of Italy. And a new book for the collection, The Best of Barribal is a 50 page full colour guidebook of every back design by Barribal that was printed by Waddingtons. Every back design is shown in full colour as well as information such as names, reference numbers and dates of production. There are also pages from early Waddington trade catalogues reproduced in the book as well as a number of pre 1925 postcards from various other London printers. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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An all patience post starting with "La suisse historique" printed by AGMuller of Switzerland.
Next is a single deck titled "Duett" printed by Esselte Obergs AB of Sweden.
A double set showing the Berliner Pattern printed by Coeur of Germany.
And a pair of Waddingtons to finish the post
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The Worshipful Company` s installation deck from 1976, the backs ,one Pink and one Blue shows a picture of William Caxton, Englands first printer. The deck commemorates the quincentenary of the establishment of Caxton`s press in Westminister in 1476.
Cartes Marbrees printed by L. Biermans of Belgium. Scans of this deck can be seen in the Worldwide section.
The first Gigposters art deck.
And a pair of advertising decks from Waddingtons to finish today.
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If we were a nation, this thread would be our national treasure.
Left my heart in SIERRA MADRE
"Finding it... that's not the hard part. It's letting go."
"One makes a trip by day, but by night one sets out on a journey." -Moominmamma
I dream of a world where wars are fought only by having dance offs. I also dream that a Finnish playing card designer would exist. The former seems more likely to happend.
Money can't buy you happiness, but it can buy you a penguin. Have you ever met a sad person with a penguin?
Are lobsters mermaids to scorpions?
"I did not hit her, it's not true, it's bullsh*t, I did not hit her, I did naaaht! Oh hai Mark!"
MY TRADELIST
MY TOP 150 DECKS
MY PORTFOLIO52 PAGE
"Finding it... that's not the hard part. It's letting go."
"One makes a trip by day, but by night one sets out on a journey." -Moominmamma
I dream of a world where wars are fought only by having dance offs. I also dream that a Finnish playing card designer would exist. The former seems more likely to happend.
Money can't buy you happiness, but it can buy you a penguin. Have you ever met a sad person with a penguin?
Are lobsters mermaids to scorpions?
"I did not hit her, it's not true, it's bullsh*t, I did not hit her, I did naaaht! Oh hai Mark!"
MY TRADELIST
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MY PORTFOLIO52 PAGE
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Wow thanks Roope for your kind comments...it makes me feel sparkling inside , altough many may think "National Lampoon" rather than "National Treasure"Räpylätassu wrote:If we were a nation, this thread would be our national treasure.
Here`s some Pearlydew drops drop...
Firts up a De La Rue bezique deck dated between 1862-1870. Both sets have Identical back and are housed in a contemporary "Mauchline ware" box. I Used to live in a small village called Drongan in Ayrshire Scotland, a village not far from Mauchline where this box was made. Next up is Luxus Skatkarten, printed by FX Schmid of Germany. Scans and more information on this deck can be seen in the Worldwide Time Machine. A couple of Rufford brand decks printed by De La Rue exclusively for Boots The Chemist. And Finally today a couple of Waddingtons Advertising Decks. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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I think you flustered Jase a bit there Roope
So the Cocteau Twins are serving up the drug of UC in your thread Jase?
Great decks being that addictive a substance I would have to agree.
You've been showing a lot of antiques lately, and this one in a contemporary wooden box. Very cool
What does the paper feel like? Does it vary a lot between the different old deck makers?
So the Cocteau Twins are serving up the drug of UC in your thread Jase?
Great decks being that addictive a substance I would have to agree.
You've been showing a lot of antiques lately, and this one in a contemporary wooden box. Very cool
What does the paper feel like? Does it vary a lot between the different old deck makers?
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HaHa..i`m "Head over Heels" you caught the reference i popped one a few posts back and was going to continue for a while to see if anyone caught what i was up to...and you did it after two must be your Iceblink luck.dazzleguts wrote:So the Cocteau Twins are serving up the drug of UC in your thread Jase?
Lizzy`s voice just sends shivers up my spine .
Yeh the antique decks are all the same card stock with no finish, not rough but not glossy smooth either (I`m not a very good deck reviewer ) The cards in my collection start having smooth finishes at basically the same time as round corners comes in around 1880`s that area.
I wasn`t planning on another post but here`s ame more cards,
Here`s a Reynolds besique set from the same time period as the De La Rue from the last post around 1862-1870. A Double polish deck titled "Karty do gry z Krakowa" or "Playing cards from Cracow" Printed by Trefi of Krakow,poland. I did scans of an advertising deck with the same card faces and they can be seen in the poland section of worldwide. I have no clue about this next deck...but i like it And of course a Waddingtons double deck to finish Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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Well, Lizzie followed down the same Staircase as another talent that still has me Spellbound by the Pure sound of Swimming Horses and a Carousel. That and I googled the words you used...
Love that surreal looking ironwork pattern on the backs of the Besique. May I prevail upon you to send me a scan?
Really beautiful edition of the Krakow faces Jase. Nice find.
Love that surreal looking ironwork pattern on the backs of the Besique. May I prevail upon you to send me a scan?
Really beautiful edition of the Krakow faces Jase. Nice find.
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Hi Dazzelguts, i sent you a e-mail..hope you like the scans..will message you again soondazzleguts wrote:Well, Lizzie followed down the same Staircase as another talent that still has me Spellbound by the Pure sound of Swimming Horses and a Carousel. That and I googled the words you used...
Love that surreal looking ironwork pattern on the backs of the Besique. May I prevail upon you to send me a scan?
An all Worshipful Company post to kick off today, Starting with a New 134 Page full colour book written by John Thorpe in 2000. The 2010 installation pack is called "The streets of London c.1811" and marks the 200th anniversary of the first complete pack of English Transformation cards titled "Metastasis" that was produced by S&J Fuller in 1811.
The back design show the city of London Dragons. Approx 350 decks with descriptive booklet were produced by Richard Edwards Ltd. The 1992 Pack celebrates the Bicenteneary of the Grant of Livery, 27 November 1792, The backs one Red border the other a orange border were designed by John Bainbridge at the collage of arms and shows the Arms of the Company supported by men in armour and dated. Approx 500 packs with leaflet were printed by Waddingtons. The last set from 1979 shows Margaret Thatcher at the door of No.10 Downing Street, London. To commemorate the election of the first woman Prime Minister of Great Britain. Approx 1200 double packs were issued by Waddingtons. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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And a All Waddingtons post to finish today. Starting off with a bridge set housed in a leather wallet.
Two Advertising decks next
A double Hoover advertising deck with the hoover repeating courts and special ace of spades.
A pair of players Please decks advertising Players weights cigarettes. The tuck box and all the ace`s have been stamped with "Palace Chatteris" which i presume is the outlet where the decks were sold.
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Love the Hoover deck.
I think that guinea pig is about to be vacuumed
Thanks for the scans Jase - very clear.
I think that guinea pig is about to be vacuumed
Thanks for the scans Jase - very clear.
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The 2005 Worshipful company of Makers of Playing Cards installation deck celebrating the 250th anniversary of the publishing of Dr. Johnstons English Dictionary. The Faces are a reproduction of the only known first edition of Kimberley`s Royal National Patriotic pack published in 1892 which is housed in the worshipful company`s collection.
A few Skat decks from German Maker ASS. Two sealed advertising decks and the third is showing the Mascot of FC Koln (Soccer).
Jeu Equestre Louis XIV. Published by Dusserre of Paris, this is a reprint of a deck that was published by Francois Deletre of Paris between 1672 and 1698. The original feature of this pack is that the Kings and Queens are all on horseback. The original pack is preserved in the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris.
And Last today is a Waddingtons Bezique set.
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That is the most interesting Worshipful deck Jase. Will you be posting it to the Worldwide? I would love to know more about it, and about the Kimberley deck it uses for the faces. Cool time zone card.
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OK my friend I`ll post it during the weekend, when i have timedazzleguts wrote:That is the most interesting Worshipful deck Jase. Will you be posting it to the Worldwide? I would love to know more about it, and about the Kimberley deck it uses for the faces. Cool time zone card.
Here`s the 1993 Worshipful company`s installation deck ,Celebrating the passing of the first train through the Channel Tunnel. Appox 500 packs were printed by Waddingtons. "Porcher" published by Dusserre of Paris. Scans of these cards can be seen in the Worldwide Time Machine. Opti-Jass printed by AGMuller of Switzerland. the Swiss version of our large index packs. And a barrel shaped advertising deck from Waddingtons to finish today. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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A cool Kickstarter arrived today "Viceroys" designed by Ian Cumpstey.
This is the second deck designed by Ian, both of which have been inspired by historical decks, this one was inspired by the Mamluk cards. Malpertuis Bridge J7, designed by Neil Lovell.
Neil is the sole designer and owner of Malpertuis Designs Ltd. The deck is limited to 1,000 and came with a certificate and 4 large art cards (free for the first 100 ordered)
Check out Some extraordinary Tarot & Playing card decks here- malpertuis.co.uk/site/index.html Another deck from Malpertuis theis one is called Malpertuis Poker K25. The deck is limited to 1,000 and came with a certificate and 6 art cards (free for first 100 ordered)
For a limited time you can purchase both the Bridge J7 & Poker K25 decks together at a discounted price at
malpertuis.co.uk/site/index.html And a double Waddingtons deck to finish off today. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
This is the second deck designed by Ian, both of which have been inspired by historical decks, this one was inspired by the Mamluk cards. Malpertuis Bridge J7, designed by Neil Lovell.
Neil is the sole designer and owner of Malpertuis Designs Ltd. The deck is limited to 1,000 and came with a certificate and 4 large art cards (free for the first 100 ordered)
Check out Some extraordinary Tarot & Playing card decks here- malpertuis.co.uk/site/index.html Another deck from Malpertuis theis one is called Malpertuis Poker K25. The deck is limited to 1,000 and came with a certificate and 6 art cards (free for first 100 ordered)
For a limited time you can purchase both the Bridge J7 & Poker K25 decks together at a discounted price at
malpertuis.co.uk/site/index.html And a double Waddingtons deck to finish off today. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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Re: [Jock1971] My Collection
Good to see the cards arrive, Jase! Nice pic.
I do enjoy looking at all the pics of your wonderful and unusual cards in this thread. The reproduction of the old french deck above with Dido, Hannibal, Menelaus and Helen looks very interesting and different ... but so many great things on every page
I do enjoy looking at all the pics of your wonderful and unusual cards in this thread. The reproduction of the old french deck above with Dido, Hannibal, Menelaus and Helen looks very interesting and different ... but so many great things on every page
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Thanks Ian, fantastic cards i look forward to see what you come up with nextshimmering wrote:Good to see the cards arrive, Jase! Nice pic.
Another kickstarter came today. This one called Skateboard by Kevin Yu. A facsimilie of a deck from 1644 titled Jeu de la Geographie, this edition was produced in 1986 by Edizioni del Solleone. A couple of Casino decks, the New York deck has an Apple suit instead of the usual Hearts suit and the Meskwaki deck has the same faces as the Arrowhead deck which is featured in the American section of the Worldwide Thread. And a double Waddingtons to finish the post. Thanks for looking at my cards -jase-
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Comedia designed by Stig Lindberg, Printed by De La Rue in 1930. This deck was later reprinted by J.O.Obergs of Sweden in 1958.
The 1967 Worshipful Company installation deck. The set commemorates Sir Francis Chichesters solo circumnavigation of the world from 27th August 1966 to 28th May 1967 in his yacht Gipsy Moth.
Kaiser printed by Lo Scarabeo in 2004. This is a reprint of a deck called Piquet No.90 printed by Altenburger Spielkarten Fabrik Schneider & Co in 1910.
And finally today a couple of Tobacco advertising decks printed by Waddingtons.
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Re: [Jock1971] My Collection
Another great Jasenator variety pack.
There's that wonderful blue I love from the "Neue Altenburger Spielkarte II" / DDR 2 in Germany of the Worldwide. Being used in a skateboard deck
It's cool to see the Viceroys arrayed as a physical pack. I remember when that pack was being designed a ways back and I like the finished cards more than I thought I would. Very timely with your Mamluk posting. The Malpertius decks are gorgeous, but so out of my current budget. You are a dedicated collector Jase. Nice to see they put your name in there.
The Piquet No.90 / Kaiser is quite beautiful. Seems to have that soft look of stone lithography. Much more graceful and interesting than the Imperial / Kaiser deck by Piatnik. I'll be looking for this one. I recognized the name and got my Piatnik out to compare. Love the colours and the more natural poses of the courts in the No. 90.
There's that wonderful blue I love from the "Neue Altenburger Spielkarte II" / DDR 2 in Germany of the Worldwide. Being used in a skateboard deck
It's cool to see the Viceroys arrayed as a physical pack. I remember when that pack was being designed a ways back and I like the finished cards more than I thought I would. Very timely with your Mamluk posting. The Malpertius decks are gorgeous, but so out of my current budget. You are a dedicated collector Jase. Nice to see they put your name in there.
The Piquet No.90 / Kaiser is quite beautiful. Seems to have that soft look of stone lithography. Much more graceful and interesting than the Imperial / Kaiser deck by Piatnik. I'll be looking for this one. I recognized the name and got my Piatnik out to compare. Love the colours and the more natural poses of the courts in the No. 90.
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