Playing Cards from USA
Bicycle Cybertech
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by Simon Wintle
Bicycle Cybertech playing cards inspired by cyberpunk genre, illustrated by Jamie Meza, 2019.
Bicycle Elves & Orcs
Bicycle ‘Elves & Orcs’ playing cards illustrated by Nathanael Iwata, USA, 2013.
Bicycle Emotions
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by Matt Probert
Bicycle Emotions playing cards with custom emotions on the courts to help you bluff at cards, 2013.
Bicycle EveRydAy zomBIES
Bicycle “EveRydAy zomBIES” playing cards with artwork by Rob Sacchetto, USA, 2013.
Bicycle Flight playing cards
Bicycle Flight ‘Airplane’ and ‘Airship’ playing cards, homage to aviation, 2014.
Bicycle Heritage
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by Matt Probert
Bicycle Heritage playing cards by the United States Playing Card Company, 2012
Bicycle Negro League Baseball Museum
Bicycle Negro League Baseball Museum souvenir playing cards, USA, 2012.
Bicycle No.808
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by Simon Wintle
The famous Bicycle playing cards were first introduced by Russell & Morgan Printing Co in 1885. More recently the brand has been open to private designers since the early 2000s.
Bicycle No.808 - page 2
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by Simon Wintle
The famous 'Bicycle' playing cards were first introduced by Russell & Morgan Printing Co in 1885. They were hugely successful and became the most well-known brand in the world.
Bicycle Panthera playing cards
Bicycle Panthera playing cards designed by Juniardi Satyanagara, USA, 2015.
Bicycle Playing Cards, 1st edition
1st edition of famous Bicycle Playing Cards printed by Russell & Morgan Printing Co., Cincinnati, 1885.
Bicycle Robocycle
Bicycle Robocycle playing cards with quirky robotic illustrations by Duct Tape & Glitter for Theory 11.
Bicycle Seconds
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by Simon Wintle
Bicycle 808 Seconds playing cards manufactured by The United States Playing Card Co, Cincinnati and New York, USA, with offices also in Windsor, Canada and London, England.
Bicycle Stained glass playing cards
Bicycle Stained glass playing cards adorned as multi-coloured stained glass, USA, c. 2018.
Bicycle Steampunk
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by Matt Probert
Bicycle Steampunk playing cards with Gothic artwork by Anne Stokes, 2015.
