These cards measure 57 x 95 mm, longer than standard bridge cards. Two versions of the deck were released; the other had yellow backs.

‘Le Florentin’ luxury playing cards with miniature paintings by Paul-Émile Bécat, published by Éditions Philibert, Paris, 1956 Éditions Philibert published playing cards in Paris from 1954 to 1960. Paul-Émile Bécat produced the rich, Renaissance-style paintings that make this deck so extraordinary. It is probably the best known of the Philibert decks on account of the slightly risqué artwork. Their luxurious sensuality and tender intimacy have rarely been surpassed in any other playing cards and leave the viewer breathless and blushing.

Issued in 1957 on the occasion of the First International Playing Card Week, hosted by De la Rue in London to celebrate the company's 125th anniversary. https://www.wopc.co.uk/delarue/picart/index

The second deck from the In Session Playing Cards line, Sophomore Year is a tribute to the 1990s. From the Saved by the Bell inspired back design, to the custom court cards holding various things made popular in the 90s, this deck aims to bring back those memories. Concept and courts designed by Danny Carey, Back Design and the four Aces designed by Jason Sawyer, in collaboration with Tanner James, Sophomore Year offers a shift in design from the previous Freshman Year deck, but keeps with the school theme. From the classic Trapper Keeper inspired Tuck Box, to the custom Court Cards, you will find all things 90s. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/insessionplayingcard/in-session-playing-cards-sophomore-year?ref=discovery&term=SOPHOMORE%20CARDS