Deck of cards with Batman on the Joker instead of the Joker? Ha Ha Ha3yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/CrappyDesign
I thought the community would like to see my antique and vintage playing card collection. I’ve been collecting and researching for over a decade now and it’s time I share. (more pics in comments)5yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
Happy Canada Day! For today’s curiosity, I present Canada’s Playing Card Coins. This fantastic set was released in 2008/09 and commemorated Canada's historical use of playing cards as currency.3yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
Antique Playing Card Collection - Decks from the Wild West, old New York and the turn of the century.4yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
A post about my antique playing card collection got me here. I’ve just finished writing a book about Early American Playing Card makers and the amazing cards they made! I hope you’ll check it out! Welcome to Paper Empires!4yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
Now Available - Paper Empires Hardcovers - Come discover the “Golden Age” of playing cards. 1835-1935 was a century of rapid development, tremendous competition and beautiful playing cards.1yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
Here's an interesting Ad and Idea. At the turn of the century, some companies would take a normal pack and apply a secondary finish to the cards. George Mason & Co offered this service, c1910.2yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
The United States Playing Card Company - Full-Page Ad & Price List - Pharmaceutical Era, 18912yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
Original US Playing Card Co telescoping card cases. Tigers 101, Army & Navy 303, Steamboat 999, and more.3yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
On February 9, 1909, William H. Dougherty (1854-1911) patented a tuck box design for playing cards. How was this design different from your standard tuck?2yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
2020 Bicycle Celebration & United Playing Cards - These two decks represent a significant moment in history - the purchase of The US Playing Card Company by Cartamundi.3yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
New York Consolidated Card Co - Wood Inlaid Club Cribbage Board c1900 - Besides playing cards, NYCCC also sold many gaming accessories. Poker chips, Dice & Cups, Score Pads, Racks and Cribbage Boards were all a part of their turn of the century line up of gaming products.3yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
Andrew Dougherty - Triplicate No. 18 - Design Patent, October 11, 1875 - Triplicates were a popular part of the 19th-century playing card scene. They come from the heart of the Patent Wars, a time when manufacturers were battling to create the features that we still use today.3yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
On the first day of Christmas my love of playing cards gave to me...4yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/playingcards
Moving to a new house and thought I would share one of my favorites from my canadian silver dollar collection before I pack it up.11yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/coins
Found some silver tonight coin roll hunting. Awesome!!!! Also found six perfect 67 rabbits. Thanks for the idea Reddit.11yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/coins
Canadian CRH American change for the first time. Are you guys missing some old coins??11yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/CRH
Hey guys. I found this 1981 Canadian 1 cent with a Masonic counter-stamp on it. Was wondering if anyone had info on it ( meaning, use, value if any). Thanks11yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/coins
I've kept too many Canadian 68+ voyager dollars. Going to turn them into silver tomorrow!11yr ⋅ SirDufford ⋅ r/coins
