Check out these wonderfully designed vintage playing cards, which I just discovered over at Delicious Industries’ Flickr page:
Visit Delicious Industries’ blog HERE and follow them on Twitter HERE.
Check out these wonderfully designed vintage playing cards, which I just discovered over at Delicious Industries’ Flickr page:
Visit Delicious Industries’ blog HERE and follow them on Twitter HERE.
Posted in Design & Paper, Stationery & Cards, Type, Vintage
Tagged airlines, blue, Brickwoods, British Airways, cards, Daily Telegraph, design, green, letters, paper, playing cards, red, Type, typography, Vintage
Disclaimer: I generally abhor tobacco and cigarettes as lethal weapons that have contributed to way too much illness among family and friends. That being said: come on, these vintage tobacco labels from Agence Eureka are pretty stellar.
Stupidly, I never considered that French playing cards wouldn’t have the J, Q, K, A categories. Umm, yeah. So, below, you’ll see that French playing cards have the following categories: V(alet), D(ame), R(oi), A(s). Unfortunately, I don’t have any A examples below.
Posted in Design & Paper, French, French Friday, Stationery & Cards, Type, Vintage
Tagged ads, Agence Eureka, cards, cigarettes, Design & Paper, France, French, French Friday, kings, labels, playing cards, queens, smoking, tabac, tobacco, Type, Vintage
Tandem Antiques recently began following me on Twitter. I had never heard of them, so I checked out their link. And that’s when I found these little vintage beauties:
You can follow Tandem Antiques on Twitter HERE.
Posted in art, Design & Paper, Type, Vintage, Wordshop Wednesday
Tagged countries, Design & Paper, Etsy, flags, game pieces, games, letters, playing cards, signage, Tandem Antiques, Twitter, Type, Vintage, Wordshop Wednesday