Please use the Contact Page to send us any questions or comments, and check out our links below. The information contained in this website is the most detailed and up-to-date that you will find anywhere. Congress Monticello Canasta Playing Cards + Tray Vintage Double Deck. However in the 1950s, Congress did produce Canasta and Samba decks.Ĭongress playing cards are still being printed to this day (now being made in Spain), making them the longest-running playing card brand, beating out the Bicycle 808s by four years (1885). Vintage Congress Playing Cards Deck Wild Birds Original Box Unused.
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FREE shipping Add to Favorites Pinochle score card - Pinochle Scoresheet - Pinochle Score pads - Printable file - PDF Download 8.5x11 (411) 2.99. : Pinochle Playing Cards 1-48 of 385 results for 'pinochle playing cards' Results Price and other details may vary based on product size and color. FREE delivery Thu, Aug 17 on 25 of items shipped by Amazon. Congress rode this new wave and switched to "narrow", or "bridge" sized decks and never looked back. Vintage Congress brand PINOCHLE playing cards. Brybelly Pinochle Playing Cards, 12 Decks (Blue & White) - Classic Bundle Packs with Custom Design Thick, Quality, 310 GSM Black Core Family Game Night Card Games. Antique CONGRESS Sunset Playing Cards 480 Pinochle COMPLETE 48 CARD DECK. Congress Black Marble Jumbo Bridge Playing Cards. 2 Decks Of Vintage Congress Pinochle Cards Printed In Spain With Sliding. "Wide" or "poker" sized decks were the norm until around 1922 or 1923, when bridge replaced whist (606W, whist/narrow size, 1910s-1920s) and became the card game of choice. This classic deck of large print official Hoyle playing cards allow those with low vision to enjoy traditional card games. In the mid 1890s through the early 1900s you will see "64 Congress" (64 card pinochle), as well as "480 Congress" (48 card pinochle). There were two types, stock number 404 (plain edges, discontinued around 1890 or so), and stock number 606 (gold edges). William Williams, for representative in congress, and John H. Congress playing cards were first printed in 1881 by the Russell & Morgan Printing Co. List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Geneva, NY, December 15, 1854.
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