The United States Playing Card Company is the leader in the production and distribution of premier brands of playing cards, including BICYCLE®, BEE®, AVIATOR®, HOYLE®, and KEM®.

“I wanted to take that opportunity.” U.S. Playing Card Co. has been around since 1867 and with 500 employees, it produces some of the best-known playing cards in the world. Hill was now responsible ...

For over 135 years, Bicycle Playing Cards have been the bestselling and most widely used playing card brand in the world. Bicycle decks can be found at the most exclusive tables in Vegas and at ...

Sanrio announced a new deck of cards starring Cinnamoroll released in collaboration with the popular Bicycle Playing Cards brand. The deck costs 1,980 yen (~$12.98) and is now available for ...

Nintendo has continued to release card decks, albeit not as many these days, including traditional 52-card Legend of Zelda - and Mario-themed decks as well as unique hanafuda cards featuring ...

The famous Bicycle cards have been manufactured by the U.S. Playing Card Co. in Greater Cincinnati since 1885. Also a dozen other brands – Bee, Hoyle, Aviator and Tally-Ho, many of them acquired ...

LotFancy Playing Cards For the bulk-shopping, Costco-minded card player, we like this pack of LotFancy cards, which come in a pack of 12 decks — six red and six blue.

References to “ domino cards ” existed as early as the T’ang Dynasty, which lasted from 618-907 AD. Some historians, however, say playing cards took off during the 10 th century.

Newell Brands Inc. announced today that it has completed the sale of The United States Playing Card Company to Cartamundi Group. Newell Brands is a leading global consumer goods company with a ...

Playing Cards for Fun and Money From 13th-century Egypt to the Wild West, the standard deck of 52 cards has provided entertainment—and temptation.