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“Historische Verkehrswege” quartet game published by Verlag für Lehrmittel Pössneck, 1988.
Special version of Iroha Karuta, a traditional Japanese matching game, made for Hino City, Tokyo.
A collecting game published in two series: the first series featuring Western Europe and the second series Eastern/Southern Europe.
Lagos del Sur Souvenir playing cards published by Gráfica S.A., Buenos Aires, c.1980.
Málaga Costa del Sol souvenir playing cards published by Otermin Ediciones.
1st edition of Panama Souvenir playing cards published by U.S. Playing Card Co., 1908
An interesting pack of playing cards with illustrated Indian aces made "Specially for the Bombay Market", c.1915.
The game of Population was first published by the Fireside Game Co., Cincinnati, USA (a division of United States Playing Card Co), in c.1896
Scottish Picture Playing Cards featuring photographs by Colin Baxter.
Tourist souvenir playing cards depict the aesthetic, political, social and economic conceptions of the countries to which they belong. They feature beauty spots, local customs, gastronomy, historic ruins or other attractions.
Souvenir deck from the State Historical Society of Wisconsin containing photographs from museum collections and archives on each card.