A FIRST EVER IN MODERN PLAYING CARDS - LIMITED EDITION! Playing Card Legend De'vo is literally changing the game!!! Years in the making, this AMAZING all new elegant deck is a 100% custom, from the pips, numbers, to the incredible hand drawn courts! There are other pretty decks out there, but this is no ordinary deck of playing cards. What makes this deck different than every other deck in the world is that De'vo is introducing a fourth court card-The Princess Courts. These additional 4 court cards can be used in a variety of ways, or you can simply choose to use them as Jokers or not at all. This is a GAME CHANGER! Imagine being able to play poker with 4 court cards, or changing your existing games to feature a princess instead of a jack! You can even have the women rule - Queen, Princess and Jack instead of the traditional King/Queen/Jack. This deck will be printed by the USPC, makers of Bicycle Playing Cards using the finest stocks and finishes in the world! This deck will have both a standard non foil box, and an amazing gold foil box on silver shimmer paper produced by Gamblers Warehouse! De'vo designed and produces his decks for world reknowned playing card experts so like all his previous decks, these will handle and fan like a dream! Faces have isolated corner pips for faster pip recognition and inner colors change depending on if the card is red or black. They also stand out when fanned!

Inspired in astrology and the zodiac signs this beautiful deck of 56 playing cards are a magnificent piece of art. Each court card represents beautifully a zodiac sign hand drawn from scratch with a lot of details, using deep space colors with a heavenly touch. Printed by USPCC with a Premium upgrade paper stock in traditional cut. The 2 extra cards will make together the map of constellations.

Artist Duane Bryers' creation Hilda enlivened a long-running series of paintings, many of which were featured on calendars and playing cards from Brown and Bigelow. The cards were often imprinted with local business information and distributed as promotional items. This Hilda painting has a copyright date of 1958 and the card tuck box has a tax stamp, so this deck was likely produced between 1958 and 1965.