1864 Saladee's Replica Playing Cards Limited Hart's Linen Eagle Deck swym-disabled that’s what Nate told me

that’s what Nate told me

black and metallic silver inks on a parchment field

You can also hand out the deck without fear of detection

Sealed with a red tax-stamp sticker seal marked with the year of print

It is for the blue-collar workers who don't mind getting down and dirty

1864 Saladee's Replica Playing Cards Limited Hart's Linen Eagle Deck swym-disabled that’s what Nate told meFor over 500 years people used playing cards without indices in the corners. Then on February 9, 1864 Cyrus W. Saladee was issued a United States Patent, No. 41,587 to print numbers, suit symbols, letters, and miniature playing cards in the corner of a playing card. The patent was purchased by Samuel Hart and he put Saladee's name on the deck and Ace of Spades. The rare piece of history is known as the Saladee's Patent Deck. Others eventually started