Inspired by the Sirius B, which is the brightest star in our night sky. The wave design on the deck is a representation of the various rays that travel throughout the universe, such as the light we see, and all of the surrounding galaxies. The gradient of colors that range from a light blue to a deep maroon is an embodiment of a celestial vision. They're all pointed 60 degrees to the right, an indication of Sirius B's location relative to Earth. The card backs are designed in such a way that you can place three decks in a specific way to display a very cool form. Perfect for fans and cardistry. As you open the case, you'll find a line of text on the flap: "MADE ON EARTH BY HUMANS." When this deck is on its way drifting in space, I want the one who gets their hands on this to know whom the proud creators of the deck are.

1st Playing Cards are the first of its kind. "1st" representing Chris Ramsay's very first solo venture in to the playing card industry but also representing the "first" comments on various platforms This deck will come in stack and comes complete with a custom design, re-coloring of face cards using metallic ink and custom jokers. You will also receive one blank card as well as a duplicate. The foil "1st" running right to the edges is something brand new which has never been done in the history of USPCC, and offers a beautiful result when fanning or spreading the deck. Together , these elements create a subtle yet strikingly bold and attractive design.

The second edition to the Regalia Playing Cards series. From the creative mind of Shin Lim and printed in Belgium by Cartamundi, comes a one of a kind deck which was first introduced last year with an overwhelmingly positive response. The box is made from two protective pearlized white casings, with an inner and outer cellophane wrap. These individually gold foiled cards are sealed to withstand any extreme heat or humidity during shipment. Our priority for the Regalia series has always been quality. Each card has been carefully hot stamped with gold foil and then protected with a true B9 finish, thus to not compromise the feel and fluidity with each shuffle or flourish. Created for the magician in mind, every card in the deck has been designed to look standard(with the exception of the Jokers and Ace of Spades). Subtle changes however has been added to the court and number cards. Such as minor details like the stem of the spade, to the borders of the face cards. Each small alteration gives a sense of elegance everytime you open the deck. Inspired by Russian art and specifically from the paintings on the walls of the historic Hermitage museum, the regalia back design is a perfect balance of complexity and minimalism.

Printed in 2013 exclusively for our private use. For years, the only way to obtain one of these decks was through promotions, contests and giveaways. Long out of print and extremely collectible we are now offering the final supply from our private reserve.

LIMITED EDITION OF 2,500. INDIVIDUALLY INSPECTED, SIGNED AND NUMBERED. WRAPPED IN GOLD FOIL AND SEALED IN A UNIQUE SIDEWAYS BOX.

With striking metallic blue and silver foil, this new edition is our best yet. We've improved our print production and embossing process, and the results speak for themselves: more detailed embossing and crisp design.

scans of each card can be seen at

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scans of each card can be seen at http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Rarebit.html

In 2013, Rarebit playing cards became an instant classic. Inspired by The Rarebit, a vintage, speakeasy bar and restaurant in Charleston, SC, Rarebit playing cards sold out almost instantly. In 2015, we brought the deck back - with metallic copper ink. These sold out lightning-fast and became one of our most sought after decks EVER. Today, we welcome a new member of the Rarebit family: Rarebit Gold. Made in the USA Laced with GOLD FOIL on the actual playing cards, the Rarebit Gold deck features full custom court cards and a simple, elegant design by Jay Fletcher. They’re printed using FSC-certified paper derived from sustainable forests, vegetable-based inks, and starch-based laminates.