Our very anticipated first deck of 2020 is here!!! Snackers Blackberry Flavor is the second deck in the Snackers series and we added a couple different things this time. Like before, the decks come in a re-sealable fruit snack bag, but this time we used an essential oil to make sure the scent stayed in the bag! I heard if you us the deck after opening it that sometimes it makes the deck scented too! We also made a half brick box to put your bags in and play some games on. Just like always this deck is a fun, colorful, and perfect deck for cardistry, magic, and game night with friends. Printed by USPC on Bee Stock with a premium finish this deck handles and feels delicious! Some would even say they spread like Blackberry jam... This is a limited run of 3,000 decks so make sure you #securethebag!

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Tendril uses some brand new ideas in playing card design. The Tendril deck was designed to produce a whole new playing card look that is both beautiful, unique and usable. Magicians, cardists and collectors alike will find something to appreciate in Tendril.

Tendril is a limited deck, only 5,000 made with less than that in circulation.

This deck is dedicated to the Conjurer Community founded by magician Aaron Fisher. The magician himself established the Conjurer Community, a club which you can learn how to do magic tricks tutored by established magicians, including Aaron Fisher and Lee Asher. This deck is tailored by Aaron so that the deck can be immediately used to performed many routines. This deck is printed on High Grade Premium Casino Bee Crushed Stock on the Web Press - with Air Cushion finish on Web Press. The back design is adopted from 1907 USPCC 808 Model II Back Design. The Jokers for this deck is using a graphic illustration which was never seen before until now: the image that was published in 1894 as a commemoration of 1878 Worlds Fair Exhibition (picked by Lee Asher). The elegant Ace of Spades features a stalk of wheat and comes from a rare Whist design produced by USPCC in the 1920s.

Tendril uses some brand new ideas in playing card design. The Tendril deck was designed to produce a whole new playing card look that is both beautiful, unique and usable. Magicians, cardists and collectors alike will find something to appreciate in Tendril.

During World War II, USPC provided spotter cards, which illustrated the characteristic shapes of tanks, ships and aircraft from the more powerful countries. Each suit is dedicated to planes from four of the primary countries: Spades - US, Diamonds - Germany, Clubs - Japan, Hearts - Great Britain. The airplane edition continues to be the more popular deck as there are a number of facsimile decks still being produced today from a number of companies. Unlike similar decks created for other military countries in Britain and elsewhere which were simple flashcards without playing card elements, these decks made by USPCC doubled as standard playing cards and were made available to both the military and the public. In fact, the USPCC even took out ads in magazines for them, including the 1943 ad from Collier\'s (see related scanned image). In addition, the US government established a network of civilian airplane spotters whose duty it was to lookout for any possible repeat of the Pearl Harbor attack, with numbers in this Army Air Forces Ground Observer Corps reaching about 1,500,000 volunteers, With that many members of the public involved, it becomes obvious the appeal this deck had and still does have. This PCDB entry is for the original deck released in the 1940s by USPCC. Facsimile decks have their own related entries.

 

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This is the Limited Artists Proof Edition.