The DeLand Centennial project brings two amazing decks of marked playing cards back to life. Originally printed in 1919, the Daisy Deck and Nifty Deck were created by Theodore DeLand. In honor of their 100th anniversary, we have

Elegant playing cards designed for magic and cardistry. Note particularly the minimal geometric diamond shapes on the card backs, as well as their more defined look on the Ace of Spades and Jokers. Printed by Hanson Chien Production--Luxury stock

The Density Playing Card Deck is a limited custom-designed deck where suit symbols are manipulated into intersecting shapes and patterns. Rich with fine detail, intricate line-work and a unique approach to face cards. The

The Collector's edition includes stunning red foil on a sturdy matte Red tuck, with crisp embossing. You will not want to pass up this great edition to the series. Features: Printed by the Legends Playing Card Company,

The first deck of playing cards made by Di.cardistry! Unique design -- the back matches the box, with each having 2 lines. We purposefully designed the cards with two-way faces and one-way backs. One intriguing element of this deck, however,

At first sight the Different Deck is a standard deck of 54 playing cards with one major difference - each card is inverted so instead of a 3 of clubs, you have a club of 3s. Instead of a 5 of diamonds, it is a diamond made up of 5s and so on.

Magic, mentalism & playing card collecting are underground passions. It's very unlikely that your neighbor will know magic, or collect custom decks too. That's why we live our lives online. In a frantic search to find like-minded

In 1584 magic was changed forever by one man and one book. Reginald Scot published The Discoverie of Witchcraft, one of the first magic books ever written in the English language. Discoverie showed a superstitious

First Edition of the Diva Series! 54 fully customized cards in a geometric, flat art and Bauhaus inspired style that emerged from the designer's sightseeing sessions of the Parisian street art culture. Its simple yet elegant

Division Playing Cards is ideal for cardists and magicians alike who play with perceptions. These cards are a geometric collection of shapes celebrating the artist, Escher, and his concepts of cubic space division (hence the