Mathematical
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 February 2007 Newsletter Members Only
Lee’s Comic Lottery • Mulford • Comic Conversation Cards • DLR 1835 Revisited • Carta Mundi Timeline • Geometre & Mechanick Powers • I Still Don’t Believe It • Dartabout • Notes From An Internet Games Seller • Worshipful Company 2006-7 • Meteor • Urania’s Mirror / Historical Dominoes • Dean’s Card adverts • Edward Mortimer - Halifax • Game of Animals • W.S. Penley • Trial by Jury • Special Lady’s Issue WCMPC 1890 • Multiplicity • Gypsy Fortune Telling Cards • Zovello • Real Photo Postcards • Victorian Instructional Cards - London
EPCS June 2008 Newsletter Members Only
The Journey • Reiss & Co • Editorial • Secretary’s notes • House Building Game • Raroria • Omar Sharif • How Old? Beat That! • Perhaps • World Weddings • Wills’ Gifts Revisited • Arithmetical Cards • Pelman Cards • Pips in Pictures • Hunt & Sons Rare Deck • Logomachy and Dondorf • Panto People • British Makers Timeline • Wrappers • Double-Ended Courts • Snap Catalogues • Nullos • Deakin Box & Ace • The Nose Game • Cripple Mr Onion • The Fat Pack • Butterfly Cards
EPCS November 2008 Newsletter Members Only
Key to the Kingdom • Jacksons Score Cards • Editorial • Feedback • Secretary’s Note • Sabrina Pack • Danger - Mines • Bonzo Transfers • News from the USA • US Forces & Archaeology • A Bezique Surprise • JW Mitchell Joker • From Wanganui to Inverneil • Danger - UXO • St George, Britannia & Union Arms • Card Coinage • Card Structures • US Royals Ad • Scoring Cards • Bubbles Happy Families • Douce Collection (Fulwood) • More Arithmetical Cards • Dean’s Games • Notabilities • Lecardo: An Ingenious pack
Math Stack
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by Simon Wintle
“Math Stack” playing cards designed by Diana Stanciulescu, illustrating and explaining 36 important mathematical constants, published by EduStack in India
Mathematical Instruments
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by Simon Wintle
Mathematical Instruments playing cards forming an instrument maker's trade catalogue, Thomas Tuttell, c.1700.
