Mauger Centennial Replica Playing Cards USPCC glow in the dark The deck reveals an allegory

The deck reveals an allegory depicting the age-old conflict between good and evil

featuring tapered edges for an array of impressive tricks and a distinctive red tear band for identification

the knight appears as a figure both tragic and terrifying

and a Cold Foil tuck box with multi-level embossing is what are are showcasing for the #353 Celtic Edition

Mauger Centennial Replica Playing Cards USPCC glow in the dark The deck reveals an allegoryMauger Centennial Replica Playing Cards Victor E. Mauger was born in England and immigrated to New York in 1855. He started a business importing metal goods. Around 1870 he also began importing playing cards from the Chas. Goodall & Son Company from England. The Goodall Company began making special decks with a unique Ace of Spades for their American decks. By 1873 Mauger started to manufacture his own brand of playing cards to supplement his supply