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LIMITED EDITION: Only 1000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted. First printed in 1896, now digitally recreated from scratch using original source material. The original No. 47 Circus Playing Cards advertising copy said: "The staid old Kings, Queens and Ja
LIMITED EDITION: Only 1000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted.
First printed in 1896, now digitally recreated from scratch using original source material. The original No. 47 Circus Playing Cards advertising copy said: "The staid old Kings, Queens and Jacks have given way to various well-known ring masters, clowns and queens."
This fun, all-purpose deck features easy-to-read large indices, 12 individual Courts and a 2-way blue color back design featuring a lion tamer. The original deck only included 1 Joker but we added an extra for modern game play.
First printed in 1896, now digitally recreated from scratch using original source material. The original No. 47 Circus Playing Cards advertising copy said: "The staid old Kings, Queens and Jacks have given way to various well-known ring masters, clowns and queens."
This fun, all-purpose deck features easy-to-read large indices, 12 individual Courts and a 2-way blue color back design featuring a lion tamer. The original deck only included 1 Joker but we added an extra for modern game play.
- Printed by USPCC on classic stock
- Poker size
- Traditional cut
- Embossed finish
- Limited edition of 1,000
- 2 Jokers, extra Ace & blank Face
- Custom stamp style tax seal
- Digitally recreated from scratch
- Illustrated by Azured Ox
- Produced by Will Roya
- 2019 release
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LIMITED EDITION: Only 1000 printed! Will NOT be reprinted. First printed in 1896, now digitally recreated from scratch using original source material. The original No. 47 Circus Playing Cards advertising copy said: "The staid old Kings, Queens and Ja