942 REPORT OF NATIONAL MUSEUM, 1896. 



IK). Playing-Cakds.^ England. About 1863. 



Whist pack of fifty-two cards with regular suit-marks. Backs bear 

 Confederate tlags and seal with legend, "Confederate States of 

 America." 



117. Playing-Cards.2 Harlequin. New York,^ United States. 1879. 

 Whist pack of fifty-two cards with conventional suit-marks incor- 

 porated into comic pictures. 



118. Playing Cards.* "Political Euchre." Philadelphia,^ United 



States. 1888. 

 Pack of fifty-two cards and two jokers, with portraits of opposing 

 candidates, the governors and number of electoral votes cast by each 

 State. 



119. Playing-Cards.^ Political Comic. New York," United States, 



1888. 

 Whist pack of fifty-two cards with joker and key to the face cards. 

 The suit-marks are conventional. The court-cards bear caricature por- 

 traits of the politicians of the time. 



120. Playing-Cards.« World's Fair Souvenir. Chicago. 1893. 

 Whist pack of fifty-two cards and a joker (Uncle Sam). Views of 



Columbian Exposition, with denominations marked with suits, dis- 

 tinguished by letters and numerals, in corners. Kings bear portrait 

 of Director-General Davis; Queens, Mrs. Potter Palmer; and Jacks, 

 Columbus. 



1 Cat. No. 126106, U.S.N.M. Preseuteil by Mr. Paul Beckwitli. 



2 Cat. No. 7601, Mus, Arch., Uuiv. Peuu. 

 sTiffauy & Co. 



■•Cat. No. 7766, Mus. Arch., Uuiv. Peuu. ^ 



f'Lum Smith. 



•^Cat. No. 7101, Mus. Arch., Uuiv. Peuu. 



'A. H. Caffee. 



8Cat. No. 16501 Mus. Arch., Univ. Peuu. 



