Playing Cards from USA
Red & White Wine playing cards
Red & White Wine playing cards published by Inkstone Design, USA, 2003.
Remembrance
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by Matt Probert
“Remembrance” playing cards, courtesy of the American Legion, manufactured by Brown & Bigelow, c.1940.
Renaissance Playing Cards
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by Simon Wintle
Renaissance Playing Cards by Maxim Hurwicz, showing 54 different drawings spanning the years 1066 to 1400.
Republican Chickenhawks of America
“Republican Chickenhawks of America” playing cards by Jerry A. Vasilatos, USA, 2003.
Ripley’s Believe It or Not! playing cards
Strange facts from Robert Ripley’s ‘Believe It or Not’ books, in the form of cartoons.
Rivers Edge Products
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by Simon Wintle
Rivers Edge Products for the outdoor enthusiast include magnificent artwork on playing cards.
Romeo and Juliet
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by Simon Wintle
Unbranded ‘Romeo and Juliet’ backs by Russell Playing Card Company, c.1911.
Romeo and Juliet playing cards
Romeo and Juliet playing cards illustrated by Belgian artist Virginie Carquin 2016.
Royal Hawaiian playing cards
Royal Hawaiian playing cards published by the Royal Hawaiian Playing Card Company, Honolulu.
Royal Pulp Playing Cards
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by Adam Wintle
Two beautifully crafted custom playing cards decks. Featuring brightly colored illustrations and gorgeous typography.
Rudy Presidential playing cards
Rudy Giuliani 2008 Presidential playing cards designed by Corey Ward.
Russell Playing Card Co.
Willis W. Russell started a modest playing card business in Milltown, a small town in northern New Jersey, in 1905.
Russell, Morgan & Co
The distinctive Ace of Spades features the Statue of the Goddess of Freedom, based on the bronze statue designed by Thomas Crawford (1814-1857) that, since 1863, has crowned the dome of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.
Russell’s Regulars
Willis W. Russell’s “Regulars” were first issued in c.1906, a brand aimed at the armed forces, in tribute to men of the “regular army”. It was patented with ‘Long Distance Pips’ with shading in the hearts and spades.