Playing Cards from New Zealand
45: New Zealand
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by Ken Lodge
There are three main New Zealand makers that I'm aware of: A.D. Willis, John Dickinson, and Strong & Ready.
Cats and Dogs Royale Playing Cards
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by Adam Wintle
Two collectable sets of cards featuring Cats and Dogs as Royalty through the ages.
Clamcleats playing cards
Clamcleats playing cards for sailors designed by Celia Allison, New Zealand, 1986.
EPCS November 1989 Newsletter Members Only
Peace 1902 & 1918 • Anniversaries • The Game of Transport • Boer War Pack • Salmon & Gluckstein • H.M.S. Pinafore • Froth Blowers • Mount Egmont • Lake Matheson New Zealand • Happy Families Johnson Bros • Reynolds • De La Rue
Origins Playing Cards
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by Simon Wintle
Rick Davidson's “Origins” playing cards is an inspired, present-day re-design of the standard Anglo-American deck
Scenic Views of New Zealand
A ‘Rangitira’ souvenir showing 52 different scenic views of the North and South Islands of New Zealand.
Views of New Zealand
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by Simon Wintle
Views of New Zealand published by G.B.Scott Souvenirs, Auckland, c.1960.
Whatever you’re up to, stay safe
Safety advice playing cards by New Zealand Police and the Wellington City Council.
Zombie Bride
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by Adam Wintle
Are you a fan of the undead? Vampires and zombies that have risen from the grave? Then this is a deck for you; the creatures featured on this pack are part-zombie and part-vampire. As Gerad Taylor, the creator of this deck, likes to call them "Zompires".