Astronomy Playing Cards
Charles Hodges
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by Simon Wintle
Charles Hodges produced engraved geographical and astronomical decks, London, c.1827-30.
Dr Who
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by Matt Probert
Dr Who is a long-running science-fiction television series produced by the BBC, first airing in 1963.
EduStack — Playing Cards for Math & Astronomy
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by Simon Wintle
EduStack is a team from India passionate about gaming and education that has created two sets of custom playing cards about Maths and Astronomy
EPCS June 2007 Newsletter Members Only
Waddington Coat of Arms • Livery Bridge/Meteor • Wills Gift Scheme • Wills Goose Girl • Trial By Jury Revisited • SP & FTR Nov 1897 • DLR advert • Fortune Telling Pack • Belgian Aces • Rules of the Road • Jack Daniels Non-Standard • Lecardo Outfit • Karuta • Dr Who Adventures • Thomas Warrender • An Anglo-American Partnership • Happy Families Books • Zovello (part 2 of 3) • Where’s George? • Urania’s Mirror and Astronomia • Inter-Livery Bridge Competition • Shaped Cards • The Corporation Game • My Word Patent (WH Storey cont.) • Contact - An Old Favourite • Waddingtons 1st Ace • Theatre Adverts • Swedish Postcards • Van Genechten pack
Hodges’ Constellations
Hodges’ pack dealing with astronomy had numeral cards carrying diagrams of constellations and their pictorial representations.
Sentinels Playing Cards by Jeffrey Bucholtz
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by Adam Wintle
A pack illustrated by Jeffrey Bucholtz inspired by ancient Egypt’s religious and philosophical system of Hermeticism.
Star Stack
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by Simon Wintle
Star Stack playing cards feature illustrations of famous astronomers and important astronomical constellations.