During the V7 design process, Daniel Schneider, showed me the final render of the inside of the V7 box. I was so blown away by how 80's it looked. My wife Holly said "That should be it's own deck." I thought about it for a while and it just made too much sense not to do. I knew the parallel universe concept had to be used here, which is why they were dubbed the "Parallel Edition". So, Daniel and I got to work and adjusted this to so it made sense as a back design. We had a think tank session that lasted around 4-5 straight hours. From there we did a few minor adjustments throughout the following week or so. The outside of the V7 box is the inside of the V7p box. Throughout the deck of the V7p's you'll find some things have been changed/flipped from the V7 to further highlight the fact that you're now in a parallel universe. We'll let you search for them. The matte lavender color that replaced the red cards give a softer tone while pairing nicely with the dark purple icons on the back design.

Welcome back guys! Chris here. Welcome to the seventh edition. Orbits are going 80's. For this edition, the crew and I sat down and reviewed a lot of 80's art to come to this final design. We missed clean borders and wanted something more minimal than the V6 but still with the element of intricacy within some part of it. The V7 features a pink dominant center along with the mountain range from the V5 Orbits that are now inverted, so they are a window to what's behind the card rather than the original mountains. Upon close inspection, constellations can be seen in the star belt.The rainbow at the bottom of the box inside the Orbit logo is a direct tribute to the lives lost in the 1986 space shuttle Challenger on their mission STS-51-L. The last names of the crew can be found on the inside of the V7 tuck because those who gave their lives for space exploration should never be forgotten. NASA halted missions for 2 years after the tragedy but when they came back, the mission patches had a rainbow in the center to signify life along with 7 orange stars to remember the 7 lives lost. Gregory Jarvis, Christa McAuliffe, Ronald McNair, Ellison Onizuka, Judith Resnik, Michael Smith, and Dick Scobee. The rainbow was saying that NASA is back and alive but will carry the life of their fallen astronauts. It is a beautiful tribute to the lives lost in 1986. We're doing our part to ensure their legacy lives on. Pips and indices. I knew I wanted a retro design that people would have been using in the 80's. I asked USPC if they had the retro Arrco pip package. Their archives didn't go back that far. Luckily, I have a retro Arrco deck in my private collection from the 70's that Nick Stumphauzer gave to me as a gift -- it was found in his grandparent's attic. Holly scanned over the cards, we sent them to Daniel, and he did the rest. If you look closely at the pips and indices, you'll see that they are a bit thinner than previous Orbit pip packages (that are also Arrco) and look a little wavy. This was not an accident. I wanted to capture the essence of a 70's deck that would have been used in the 80's, imperfections and all. You won't find another deck in this millennia with this retro pip package. The red has been replaced with pink on the V7's for an extra eye-catching aesthetic. New Court faces. We have added 3 new faces. The Queen of Clubs is my childhood best friend's mom, Nancy. I've known her since I was 11 and she is like a second mom to me. The King of Clubs is her husband, Matt (Big Matt). They have been there for me during some pretty important moments in my life and have guided me through some tough times. They deserve to be here in the deck. The final card is the King of Spades, none other than my mentor in magic, John Bodine. John has kept me headed in the right direction in my magic career, is a life mentor to me, and even invested in the my website to get it up on its own two feet back in 2012. Not sure I'd be where I am today without him in my corner.

Welcome to Mars. Taking every note from Orbit editions before it, we're excited to unveil the newest iteration of the iconic Orbit deck. Inspired by the spirit of space exploration and the towering Martian mountains from beyond our atmosphere, the Orbit V8 boasts a wide gamut of orangish navy colors while simultaneously commenting on how far we've explored into space, and where we've yet to go. The Orbit crew can be pictured near the rover on the back design amidst the mountains.

The official Cardistry-Con 2022 playing cards. Produced by Art of Play and designed in collaboration with Fontaine Cards. Featuring custom artwork throughout in two colorways. Printed by The U.S. Playing Card Co. on a proprietary thin stock developed by D&D. Limited Edition of 5,000 colored and 1,000 Black decks.

Printed in Neon Pantone

Raspberry Fontaines are 31st edition of Fontaine Playing Cards. Printed in Taiwan. Raspberry Fontaines are an edition of 2,500 decks only.

Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://www.flickr.com/photos/167981955@N07/sets/72157704936231255

A fully custom deck of playing cards inspired by Jane Austen’s well-loved novels and characters, and rich in authentic period detail

Explore every corner of the universe in this space themed playing card deck featuring the vintage-inspired posters from NASA's "Visions of the Future" illustration series. From Jupiter to Venus and Exoplanets to Planetary Moons, leave no stone unturned in the quest for space travel. Poker-sized playing cards feature a different poster on each number for a total of 13 different images in each deck. Made in the USA. Casino-quality construction. https://www.newyorkpuzzlecompany.com Box ID: NPCPD1898 18S1 No date provided

Walmart exclusive.

The second version of the Magic Castle cards printed by the USPCC. Each deck contains 56 playing cards, custom Ace of Spades and 2 Custom Jokers plus a few ad cards. These cards are available in Blue and Red.

Our story begins 100 years ago - the year is 1916. A mysterious man travels the world teaching people his sleight of hand. He was the best of his day but not many knew how he looked like except the ones fortunate enough to meet him.

They called him Ace Victoria. Arthur “Ace” Victoria was born in Birmingham, England. He later moved to the U.S. at the start of the century where it was said he taught Erdnase himself a thing or two. His travels took him all over the world. Although very little is known of him, the majority of information was revealed in his journal, which was found years later in India. His custom card design was found sketched in the journal along with many secret techniques and sleights devised by Ace.  

The Blue Crown has taken upon the task of restoring the artwork found in the old journal and reprinting this amazing deck of cards. Designed by Rudy Faber, and finalized by Edo Huang. Concept by Alex Mihailescu. The Blue Crown is proud to present its latest installment in their playing card line. Enter the Victorian Room. 

BookDecks pay homage to the GREAT classics in magic and card literature! The Fig. 25 BookDeck is a deck of cards, meticulously designed around the most famous card book in History, The Expert at the Card table. The high quality and elegant deck comes in a unique, hand assembled card box, a replica to the classic book by S.W. Erdnase. The Standard version has a Linen Card Stock Book Cover with gold foil stamped cover title and spine. To continue the tribute to Erdnase, the cards appear to have been printed on sections of the pages from the original book, The Expert at the Card Table. The images have been balanced out and adjusted to give it a vintage tone, as well as keeping the card easy to read.