Dave,
I saw your post saying that you are sorting through an estate and asking about what decks we might want. Generally, I'd be curious any deck from the 1800s into the early 1900s which has its joker.
More specifically, here are the ones that I have identified that am looking for.
PU1 TIP-TOP #350, Philadelphia, c1885 - Standard Playing Cards. 1885 Fairy Moon Joker. Joker or full deck. (Here's the picture from Hochman).
Dave,
I saw your post saying that you are sorting through an estate and asking about what decks we might want. Generally, I'd be curious any deck from the 1800s into the early 1900s which has its joker.
More specifically, here are the ones that I have identified that am looking for.
PU1 TIP-TOP #350, Philadelphia, c1885 - Standard Playing Cards. 1885 Fairy Moon Joker. Joker or full deck. (Here's the picture from Hochman).
The Congress Matching Jokers (or decks) that I most want:
Chameleon,
Clown,
The Cavalier,
Holland,
Spinning Wheel (facing left, not right).
The Congress College decks or jokers. I already have Yale (but I'd happily buy another one). I'd like Harvard, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Princeton. (I don't know why there's not a Dartmouth and a Columbia since they are are mostly the Ivy League colleges.
Here are some Congress Matching deck variations that I'm seeking.
George Washington 2 - Oval without the word "joker"
King Edward VII: dark background - joker fancy oval without indices
King Edward VII: light background - joker fancy oval without indices
Naples with joker with fancy oval or rectangle
Peaceful Vale with joker with fancy oval or rectangle
Peaceful Vale with joker with fancy oval or rectangle
Rotterdam Delft with joker with oval with word "joker"
Sitting Bull with joker with oval with word "joker"
Yacht with joker with fancy oval or rectangle
john
If you have them for sale or trade, call me! (Or email me!)
john@edelson.info
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Thanks for your input and for reading and thinking about jokers.