Playing Cards from United Kingdom
Snap
Snap by Multum in Parvo Co. Ltd. illustrating common occupations of the day, late 19th century.
Snap
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by Simon Wintle
Snap, the Old Original Game, has captured the imaginations of children for over a century!
Snap by Woolley & Co
‘Cries of London Snap’ by Woolley & Co Ltd, c.1905 with cheerful figures of street vendors.
Snapshots
Snapshots, a Missionary Card Game depicting people from different cultural contexts engaged in their traditional ways of life...
Snip Snap
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by Simon Wintle
Decimal Snap created by Eric Wagstaff, published by Michael Stanfield Holdings, London 1968.
Snow White 1st edition
Snow White card game 1st edition published by Castell Brothers Ltd (Pepys), 1937.
Sony IBC’86
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by Matt Probert
Sony IBC’86 complimentary pack showcasing latest electronic and digital equipment as it stood in 1986.
Sony Tape Rock ‘N’ Pop Playing Cards
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by Matt Probert
Deck featuring “18 Rock ‘n’ Pop” Superstars portrayed on the court cards and jokers by eight of Britain’s leading illustrators.
Soroptimist International Scotland South Region
Celebrating 100 years of Soroptimist International, 1921-2021.
South Park Playing Cards
South Park characters and famous one-liners, by Carta Mundi for Hasbro Int. Inc., 2001.
South Sea Bubble
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by Simon Wintle
The South Sea Bubble Playing Cards were first published in London by Thomas Bowles in 1720. The cards bear satirical portrayals of the speculators involved in the South Sea Bubble of 1720, providing a unique contemporary record of the feverish atmosphere of the time, as well as the fashions of dress.