Specter Obake Karuta Yokai Japan's monster card game by Ayako Ishiguro

This deck was published in Russia in 2015, designed by Alexey Orleansky. The deck has 36 cards + 2 Jokers. The card size is 56 x 90 mm. The courts and the Aces have the traditional Russian indices.

This deck was published in Russia in 2015, designed by Alexey Orleansky. The deck has 36 cards + 2 Jokers. The card size is 56 x 90 mm. The courts and the Aces have the traditional Russian indices.

Just great all around. Real art of pinting. Deck of Russian made limited edition (only 1000 decks were printed) " Dead souls playing cards". Design of the cards based on the novel "Dead Souls" by the very famous Russian writer Gogol. Cards designed by Russian artist Orleanski. 36 cards + 2 jokers, 3.5 x 2.85 inches.

The deck has 52 different composers, each with a short biography, an artwork of the composer, and vital statistics. The cards have standard indices, but no pips. Each suit consists of composers of one of four styles. Spades is Renaissance; Hearts is Romantic; Clubs is Baroque; and Diamonds is Classical. There are four jokers with stylised joker figures in green in the top left and bottom right corners, and an explanation of each style. There is one more card explaining the deck a little. This deck contains a large amount of words. The backs of the cards are two-way with an abstract design in blue and green. The cards are smooth.

Erlenmeyer Stephanie Gray deck from Australia.

This is a set of two decks. Art by Peter Becker. Almost comic depiction of characters from 4 operettas by Strauss, Zeller, Ziehrer and Millöcker. Grey background on every card.

1990. Composers depicted (Ace to 2): Bach, Grieg, Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Liszt, Schumann, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, Handel. Instruction card with rules for "Authors"-like play. Each card features a melody staff with the highlighted tune.

Park of a 2 pack

This deck is printed in Serbia. Out of the 700 decks printed, 666 have numbered seals, rest come without seals.