From 'The World of Playing Cards' : Schweizer Trachten Whist No.174 (Swiss Costumes) printed by Dondorf, featuring scenic aces and traditional costumes with different views at each end. Various editions of this deck were published in chromolithography, with alternative back designs, between 1906-1933. The jacks and queens show young men and women wearing costumes of individual cantons. The four kings, with flowing beards and crowns above their suit signs, are senior officials from the four Swiss cities of Zurich, Geneva, Bern and Basel. The labels are on wavy banners, except on the aces they are angular.

Originally released c. 1910 as "Hollandaises Illustrees No.515". This version has German indices and uses X in place of 10. No jokers were included with this deck.

52 cards, + Joker. French corner indeces (1=Ace, R=King, D=Queen, V=Jack). Courts and Aces show different characters/scenes top and bottom. Estimated year of production in mid 1920's. Link to World of Playing cards : https://www.wopc.co.uk/switzerland/la-suisse-historique

A double bridge deck, 1992, published and distributed by US Games Systems, printed in Belgium by Carta Mundi. Shakespeare on card backs, characters from his plays on court cards and jokers, along with quotations. Different set of court card characters in each deck, although the jokers are the same. Curiously, Romeo and Juliet are in separate decks.