Hoyle Products
Brown & Bigelow
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by Simon Wintle
Brown & Bigelow of St Paul, Minnesota, was a leading producer of playing cards in the U.S. from the late 1920s - 1980s.
Eastern Airlines and Ryder Trucks by Hoyle
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by Matt Probert
Dual advertising deck for Eastern Airlines and Ryder Trucks, produced by Hoyle, 1983.
Hoyle
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by Simon Wintle
A subsidiary of Brown & Bigelow was established in 1927 to bring Hoyle products to the retail market. The Hoyle brand was acquired by the United States Playing Card Company in 2001.
Hoyle and his Legacy
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by Tony Hall
Edmond Hoyle (1672-1769) was an English writer who made his name by writing on whist and a selection of other games.
Hoyle v Foster: whose name should we remember?
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by Tony Hall
Hoyle’s name is associated with the rules by which many games are played, particularly card games But If anyone deserves to be regarded as the source of standard rules for most card games today it is not Hoyle but Robert Frederick Foster (1853-1945).
Hoyle® Official Card Games Collection
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by Simon Wintle
The Hoyle® Official Card Games Collection 2015 includes plenty of favourites, and also includes the official rules for the games as well as tips and strategies, allowing you to easily try out and learn new games.
Iraqi Most Wanted Playing Cards
Playing cards used to help troops identify the most-wanted members of Saddam Hussein's government. 2003.
Jack Daniel’s Playing Cards
Jack Daniel’s™ Old Nº7 Gentlemen’s playing cards produced by Hoyle Products, USA, 1994.
Stancraft
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by Simon Wintle
Stancraft Playing Cards were manufactured by Brown & Bigelow of whom they were a subsidiary.
Stars of Country Music
Stars of Country Music playing cards with non-standard suit symbols, USA, 1995