Printed by USPCC, Midnight Calaveras is the dark version of our classic Calaveras playing card decks. Featuring metallic printing on the cards, foils and embossing on the tuck, Midnight Calaveras will be a striking addition to your playing card collection.

For more images, including scans of every single card, please see http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Arcana.html

Per direct communication with the artist, there were 14k total decks manufactured (7k light, 7k dark). Of these, 4,200 of each color (4.2k/7k) received an official numbered and signed backer card, but there were a total of 7k printed for each color.

to see scans of every card:http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/ArcanaBlack.html

Per direct communication with the artist, there were 14,002 total decks manufactured (7,093 Light, 6,909 Dark). Of these, 4,200 of each color received an official numbered and signed backer card.

A whole year after the first Venexiana deck, the story continues with a travel to the dark heart of 18th century Venice. Venexiana Dark features a series of obscure and marginal characters who complete the picture of this haunting city. Thieves, assassins, prostitutes, wicked noblemen and masters of deception are all on board in this imaginary gondola. Hop in and follow the journey to the unknown through the narrow canals of Venice.

Venexiana Dark is in fact two different decks: The "Masked" and the "Revealed" editions, with the first one featuring the courts wearing masks, while the second has the courts unmasked and their faces revealed!

There was a mixup in production which resulted in the tucks for the decks being mixed (masked card in revealed tuck and vice-versa).  This was only noticed after initial shipments were started and then shipment halted to allow the decks to be re-packaged.  As a result, some decks exist with the wrong cards in the wrong tuck, but the majority are assumed to have been corrected.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/709754364/venexiana-dark-playing-cards

http://www.halfmoonplayingcards.com/

A whole year after the first Venexiana deck, the story continues with a travel to the dark heart of 18th century Venice. Venexiana Dark features a series of obscure and marginal characters who complete the picture of this haunting city. Thieves, assassins, prostitutes, wicked noblemen and masters of deception are all on board in this imaginary gondola. Hop in and follow the journey to the unknown through the narrow canals of Venice.

Venexiana Dark is in fact two different decks: The "Masked" and the "Revealed" editions, with the first one featuring the courts wearing masks, while the second has the courts unmasked and their faces revealed!

There was a mixup in production which resulted in the tucks for the decks being mixed (masked card in revealed tuck and vice-versa).  This was only noticed after initial shipments were started and then shipment halted to allow the decks to be re-packaged.  As a result, some decks exist with the wrong cards in the wrong tuck, but the majority are assumed to have been corrected.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/709754364/venexiana-dark-playing-cards

http://www.halfmoonplayingcards.com/​

The many different worlds of magick are explored in the Grimoire Series, Pt. 1.

Illustrated by David Edgerly, artist behind Edgy Brothers' Dia de los Muertos campaign, these decks recall the times we spent as kids in the world of fantasy role-playing games, or RPG's, where the knowledge of powerful sorcerers was contained in ancient texts, or Grimoires. 

The Elemental Court Cards represent the different spirits and creatures of the four elemental forces - Earth, Wind, Air and Water.

Scans of each card can be seen at

http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Grimoire.html

The many different worlds of magick are explored in the Grimoire Series, Pt. 1.

Illustrated by David Edgerly, artist behind Edgy Brothers' Dia de los Muertos campaign, these decks recall the times we spent as kids in the world of fantasy role-playing games, or RPG's, where the knowledge of powerful sorcerers was contained in ancient texts, or Grimoires. 

The Necromancy Court Cards portray the various creatures summoned and controlled by Necromancers, such as Ghouls, Liches, and Banshees.

Funded as a Kickstarter project on 05/29/15 with $32,331 pledged from 769 backers, this is the Second Edition of these playing cards based on the art and tradition of Dia de los Muertos, designed by Edgy Brothers and printed by USPCC.  

Funded as a Kickstarter project on 05/29/15 with $32,331 pledged from 769 backers, this is the Second Edition of these playing cards based on the art and tradition of Dia de los Muertos, designed by Edgy Brothers and printed by USPCC. 

This KickStarter deck was available in Gold or Silver, printed by Legends with Elite Finish

I'm sure you can see in every detail my passionate dedication to my work. Please note the handwork on each suit and value - every card is unique, a real labor of love.

To compliment the quality of the artwork, Leonardo will be printed by USPCC, the United States Playing Card Company.

I hope you enjoy my project. This is Leonardo!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/320402544/leonardo-art-playing-cards Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/496-leonardo_silver

Introduced in 1899 as #19 and dicontinued in 1917, Chainless was only offered in red or blue and was meant to celebrate the technological advancements made on the bicycle at the turn of the century. 

Released exclusively through Target.

Originally labeled as #9, Autobike is one of the most controversial decks in USPC history.  It has been documented that this deck was introduced in 1906 and discontinued in 1913, but no seriouos card collector has ever seen an original version of this back design in person.  Because of this, all seem to unversially agree this card back never actually went into production.

Released exclusively through Target.