Goodall & Sons C. 1890 British No Indices Playing Cards, Complete 52 Card Deck vintage lucky penny printed with rows of silhouetted

printed with rows of silhouetted figures in terrific pink and orange

I think these are really cool--great looking

The vase is signed with what looks like "Anul" and "© 1984"

and a click to the locking mechanism at the base satisfying locks the blade in place once extended

overlapping the the front and joined with a nail

Goodall & Sons C. 1890 British No Indices Playing Cards, Complete 52 Card Deck vintage lucky penny printed with rows of silhouettedI hadn't found any antique playing cards in a long time then found two decks in rapid succession, this being the latest. These were made by Goodall & Sons, who traded in the UK from 1822 to 1920, with the lack of indices (numbers) and the square corners dating these to the 19th century for sure. They were printed on heavy weight card, like thin cardboard, so are extra nice to handle, feeling very substantial. In addition to that I think they're just