Playing Cards from United Kingdom
Hide & Seek with the Kings & Queens of England
Hide & Seek with the Kings & Queens of England by John Jaques & Son, c.1875.
Highland Hospice
54 different personalities from the city of Inverness published by the Highland Hospice.
Highwayman
The game of “Highwayman” published by Chad Valley Company in c.1950 simulates travelling on old Coach Routes and being held up by highwaymen.
Hillbaggers Top 52 playing cards
Hillbaggers Top 52 playing cards designed by Caroline McCann, 2019.
Hindooly
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by Simon Wintle
Hindooly published by Chas Goodall & Son Ltd with four newly designed suits, c.1904.
Hip Hop Tarot
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by Adam Wintle
Hip Hop Tarot designed by Ben Gore and produced by Blue Monday Press brings a rap twist to a deck of tarot cards.
Historic Shakespeare
Historic Shakespeare with courts featuring Shakespearean characters, Chas Goodall & Son.
Historical Characters
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by Matt Probert
“Historical Characters” playing cards printed by Waddington’s for Thermawear Ltd, 1994.
History of Court Cards
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by Simon Wintle
The court cards in English packs of playing cards derive from models produced by Pierre Marechal in Rouen around 1565. A pack of such cards is preserved in the museum at Rouen.
History of English Playing Cards & Games
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by Simon Wintle
The History of English Playing Cards dates probably from the mid 15th century
History of London illustrated playing cards
A catalogue in 54 cards of some of the treasures held within the Museum of London collections.
Hobby horse playing cards
Hobby horse playing cards produced by Michael Evans in a limited edition of 350 packs, 1986.
Hodges’ Constellations
Hodges’ pack dealing with astronomy had numeral cards carrying diagrams of constellations and their pictorial representations.
Hoover Ltd Playing Cards
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by Simon Wintle
Vintage cartoon courts and ace of spades specially designed for Hoover Limited, with full colour back showing the Art Deco style Hoover factory at Perivale, manufactured by Waddington's Playing Cards, c.1930.
Hornby Playing Cards
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by Matt Probert
Hornby Playing cards are a retro deck designed and produced by Wild and Wolf copyright 2011.
House of Commons Playing Cards
House of Commons playing cards designed to serve as a civic guide to the UK Parliament.