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Playing cards first arrived in England during the 15th century, but none have survived from such an early date.

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Safety First

Safety First

Safety First card game embodying the Kerb Drill, published by John Jaques & Son Ltd, 1940s.

Salakuljettaja Smugglaren

Salakuljettaja Smugglaren

Salakuljettaja Smugglaren is the Scandinavian version of Pepys’ “Contraband” published by Förlag Bildkonst, 1958.

Sally Ferries playing cards

Sally Ferries playing cards

Sally Ferries Euro playing cards and phrase pack, United Kingdom, c.1990s.

Salute!

Salute!

Salute! The Four Services promotion game by John Jaques & Son Ltd, London, c.1940.

Sam

Sam

SAM by J. Jaques & Son Ltd.

Scarfes Bar playing cards

Scarfes Bar playing cards

‘Scarfes Bar’ satirical playing cards with cartoons by Gerald Scarfe, United Kingdom.

Schott's sporting gaming & idling miscellany

Schott's sporting gaming & idling miscellany

Schott's sporting gaming & idling miscellany, United Kingdom, 2004.

Science Fiction

Science Fiction

A deck of 55 cards, celebrating a time when Science Fiction truly was, Science Fiction.

Scoop

Scoop

Scoop by James Cond Ltd, 9 Charlotte Street, Birmingham, c.1920s.

Scottish Legends

Scottish Legends

Scottish Legends playing cards illustrated by Mark Oxbrow. published by R Somerville, Edinburgh, 1998.

Scottish Picture Playing Cards

Scottish Picture Playing Cards

Scottish Picture Playing Cards featuring photographs by Colin Baxter.

Scouting

Scouting

Scouting, a card game about boy scouts, appeared in 1955.

Scruffy Mutts

Scruffy Mutts

‘Scruffy Mutts’ dog-themed playing cards, United Kingdom, c.1998.

Secret Agent

Secret Agent

Secret Agent by Pepys Games, the card game with the magic monocle, 1957.

Secret Seven

Secret Seven

Secret Seven card game illustrated by Bruno Kay and published by Pepys, 1955.

Sefite card game

Sefite card game

“Sefite” card game, Woolley & Co,. Ltd, London, c.1905

Sergeant-Major

Sergeant-Major

Sergeant-Major card game devised by W.G.Smith

Shakespeare 300th Anniversary

Shakespeare 300th Anniversary

Shakespeare 300th Anniversary playing cards designed by John Leighton (1822-1912).

Shakespeare finely illustrated playing cards

Shakespeare finely illustrated playing cards

Shakespeare playing cards with illustrations by Sir John Gilbert RA, United Kingdom.

Shakespeare Playing Cards

Shakespeare Playing Cards

Shakespeare Playing Cards pack published in the 1890s with original paintings are by John H. Bacon.