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A variant of the Rococo deck, an export version of Extra fine, was produced in the 1930s.

I've written repeatedly about the vast number of 19th-century decks that were produced in numerous variations. Woodcut printing was a method whereby an image was applied to wood and then printed from ...

This deck was long considered unpublished, but then images of it in a previously played condition were discovered. It's being published for the first time in excellent condition. The deck was ...

This deck of playing cards is the same variety as number g04572, but differs in the design of the ace of diamonds and the tax stamp on the 3 of diamonds. Furthermore, because the decks were printed ...

Russian playing cards from the mid-19th century are extremely rare. And just 5-10 years ago, they were virtually unknown. The decks themselves have survived only thanks to foreign collectors.

When you start collecting playing cards, you first look for decks with different designs. After a while, you start to notice variations of the same deck, especially if the deck was produced for many ...

This deck was first published in 1937 in a small edition for an exhibition in Paris. The cards were drawn by Pavel Bazhenov. The deck is very rare. Few people can boast of having the original. In ...

1st edition of the now famous Russian style deck, see more about the history of the deck in the deck description g04291. This entire deck or just the card box was printed in lithography by T. ...

Another Atlas (Satin) version from 1930. The versions are primarily distinguished by the aces of diamonds. Point cards are also interesting. With the advent of numbers on point cards, they began to ...

In the 1930s, the card factory actively began producing decks for export. This Russian style deck - Extra fine No. 103 was printed in 1933.

By the will of the publisher in the USSR, the Atlas deck became the most famous deck in Russia and surrounding countries from the former USSR. This is the pre-revolutionary version. The design of the ...

Anti-fascist cards are one of the rarest decks released in the USSR. The cards were drawn by Vasily Vlasov and released in 1942 in besieged Leningrad. According to one version, only about 700 decks ...