1883 Murphy Varnish Transformation Standard Playing Cards USPCC

This is a wonderful facsimile edition of one of the great decks in the history of American playing cards. However, it needs to be said that the spelling of "Murphy" on the horizontal advertising across the center of the Queen of Hearts card is incorrect. For some reason, "Murphy" is spelled "Murhpy." Perhaps this is intentional, but if so, it is hard to understand why and perhaps should have been explained/disclosed. The original from 1883 does not contain this misspelling.

It's hard to imagine that this deck originated back in the 1800s. Now recreated by modern technology, the masses could enjoy this unique piece of playing card history. This is an affordable deck of cards that handles well and is just a joy to look at. If you don't have any transformation decks, this is definitely one to start off with. Enjoy a piece of history!

I want to buy some Murphy Varnish now, after going through this deck. Not sure if that can be accomplished, but what a deck! Quite fond of this, immediately a fan of transformation decks, and this one is very well done. The clever designs are great.

An article on boardgamegeek that featured this deck is what led me to this website and this was one of my first purchases. And it's worth every penny! The unique art for each card makes every dealt hand a joy as you stop to scrutinize the details on each card. The deck engenders a lot of conversation at the table, I've found that the first game is usually interrupted with players showing each other cards they find very clever! A real conversation piece! One gripe, I did find the quality a bit subpar, a few games in and already I'm finding some clumping but the clever design will keep the rating at the top.

This is a high quality replica of a 19th century deck originally created to promote Murphy Varnish. It is a famous transformation deck, which means that each card features clever artwork that incorporates the pips as part of a larger picture, which in this case is both entertaining and ingenious! One of my all-time favourite transformation decks, and great modern quality.

This is a wonderful facsimile edition of one of the great decks in the history of American playing cards. However, it needs to be said that the spelling of "Murphy" on the horizontal advertising across the center of the Queen of Hearts card is incorrect. For some reason, "Murphy" is spelled "Murhpy." Perhaps this is intentional, but if so, it is hard to understand why and perhaps should have been explained/disclosed. The original from 1883 does not contain this misspelling.

It's hard to imagine that this deck originated back in the 1800s. Now recreated by modern technology, the masses could enjoy this unique piece of playing card history. This is an affordable deck of cards that handles well and is just a joy to look at. If you don't have any transformation decks, this is definitely one to start off with. Enjoy a piece of history!

I want to buy some Murphy Varnish now, after going through this deck. Not sure if that can be accomplished, but what a deck! Quite fond of this, immediately a fan of transformation decks, and this one is very well done. The clever designs are great.

An article on boardgamegeek that featured this deck is what led me to this website and this was one of my first purchases. And it's worth every penny! The unique art for each card makes every dealt hand a joy as you stop to scrutinize the details on each card. The deck engenders a lot of conversation at the table, I've found that the first game is usually interrupted with players showing each other cards they find very clever! A real conversation piece! One gripe, I did find the quality a bit subpar, a few games in and already I'm finding some clumping but the clever design will keep the rating at the top.

This is a high quality replica of a 19th century deck originally created to promote Murphy Varnish. It is a famous transformation deck, which means that each card features clever artwork that incorporates the pips as part of a larger picture, which in this case is both entertaining and ingenious! One of my all-time favourite transformation decks, and great modern quality.

This is a wonderful facsimile edition of one of the great decks in the history of American playing cards. However, it needs to be said that the spelling of "Murphy" on the horizontal advertising across the center of the Queen of Hearts card is incorrect. For some reason, "Murphy" is spelled "Murhpy." Perhaps this is intentional, but if so, it is hard to understand why and perhaps should have been explained/disclosed. The original from 1883 does not contain this misspelling.

It's hard to imagine that this deck originated back in the 1800s. Now recreated by modern technology, the masses could enjoy this unique piece of playing card history. This is an affordable deck of cards that handles well and is just a joy to look at. If you don't have any transformation decks, this is definitely one to start off with. Enjoy a piece of history!

I want to buy some Murphy Varnish now, after going through this deck. Not sure if that can be accomplished, but what a deck! Quite fond of this, immediately a fan of transformation decks, and this one is very well done. The clever designs are great.

An article on boardgamegeek that featured this deck is what led me to this website and this was one of my first purchases. And it's worth every penny! The unique art for each card makes every dealt hand a joy as you stop to scrutinize the details on each card. The deck engenders a lot of conversation at the table, I've found that the first game is usually interrupted with players showing each other cards they find very clever! A real conversation piece! One gripe, I did find the quality a bit subpar, a few games in and already I'm finding some clumping but the clever design will keep the rating at the top.

This is a high quality replica of a 19th century deck originally created to promote Murphy Varnish. It is a famous transformation deck, which means that each card features clever artwork that incorporates the pips as part of a larger picture, which in this case is both entertaining and ingenious! One of my all-time favourite transformation decks, and great modern quality.

This is a wonderful facsimile edition of one of the great decks in the history of American playing cards. However, it needs to be said that the spelling of "Murphy" on the horizontal advertising across the center of the Queen of Hearts card is incorrect. For some reason, "Murphy" is spelled "Murhpy." Perhaps this is intentional, but if so, it is hard to understand why and perhaps should have been explained/disclosed. The original from 1883 does not contain this misspelling.

It's hard to imagine that this deck originated back in the 1800s. Now recreated by modern technology, the masses could enjoy this unique piece of playing card history. This is an affordable deck of cards that handles well and is just a joy to look at. If you don't have any transformation decks, this is definitely one to start off with. Enjoy a piece of history!

I want to buy some Murphy Varnish now, after going through this deck. Not sure if that can be accomplished, but what a deck! Quite fond of this, immediately a fan of transformation decks, and this one is very well done. The clever designs are great.

An article on boardgamegeek that featured this deck is what led me to this website and this was one of my first purchases. And it's worth every penny! The unique art for each card makes every dealt hand a joy as you stop to scrutinize the details on each card. The deck engenders a lot of conversation at the table, I've found that the first game is usually interrupted with players showing each other cards they find very clever! A real conversation piece! One gripe, I did find the quality a bit subpar, a few games in and already I'm finding some clumping but the clever design will keep the rating at the top.

This is a high quality replica of a 19th century deck originally created to promote Murphy Varnish. It is a famous transformation deck, which means that each card features clever artwork that incorporates the pips as part of a larger picture, which in this case is both entertaining and ingenious! One of my all-time favourite transformation decks, and great modern quality.

This is a wonderful facsimile edition of one of the great decks in the history of American playing cards. However, it needs to be said that the spelling of "Murphy" on the horizontal advertising across the center of the Queen of Hearts card is incorrect. For some reason, "Murphy" is spelled "Murhpy." Perhaps this is intentional, but if so, it is hard to understand why and perhaps should have been explained/disclosed. The original from 1883 does not contain this misspelling.

It's hard to imagine that this deck originated back in the 1800s. Now recreated by modern technology, the masses could enjoy this unique piece of playing card history. This is an affordable deck of cards that handles well and is just a joy to look at. If you don't have any transformation decks, this is definitely one to start off with. Enjoy a piece of history!

I want to buy some Murphy Varnish now, after going through this deck. Not sure if that can be accomplished, but what a deck! Quite fond of this, immediately a fan of transformation decks, and this one is very well done. The clever designs are great.

An article on boardgamegeek that featured this deck is what led me to this website and this was one of my first purchases. And it's worth every penny! The unique art for each card makes every dealt hand a joy as you stop to scrutinize the details on each card. The deck engenders a lot of conversation at the table, I've found that the first game is usually interrupted with players showing each other cards they find very clever! A real conversation piece! One gripe, I did find the quality a bit subpar, a few games in and already I'm finding some clumping but the clever design will keep the rating at the top.

This is a high quality replica of a 19th century deck originally created to promote Murphy Varnish. It is a famous transformation deck, which means that each card features clever artwork that incorporates the pips as part of a larger picture, which in this case is both entertaining and ingenious! One of my all-time favourite transformation decks, and great modern quality.

This is a wonderful facsimile edition of one of the great decks in the history of American playing cards. However, it needs to be said that the spelling of "Murphy" on the horizontal advertising across the center of the Queen of Hearts card is incorrect. For some reason, "Murphy" is spelled "Murhpy." Perhaps this is intentional, but if so, it is hard to understand why and perhaps should have been explained/disclosed. The original from 1883 does not contain this misspelling.

It's hard to imagine that this deck originated back in the 1800s. Now recreated by modern technology, the masses could enjoy this unique piece of playing card history. This is an affordable deck of cards that handles well and is just a joy to look at. If you don't have any transformation decks, this is definitely one to start off with. Enjoy a piece of history!

I want to buy some Murphy Varnish now, after going through this deck. Not sure if that can be accomplished, but what a deck! Quite fond of this, immediately a fan of transformation decks, and this one is very well done. The clever designs are great.

An article on boardgamegeek that featured this deck is what led me to this website and this was one of my first purchases. And it's worth every penny! The unique art for each card makes every dealt hand a joy as you stop to scrutinize the details on each card. The deck engenders a lot of conversation at the table, I've found that the first game is usually interrupted with players showing each other cards they find very clever! A real conversation piece! One gripe, I did find the quality a bit subpar, a few games in and already I'm finding some clumping but the clever design will keep the rating at the top.

This is a high quality replica of a 19th century deck originally created to promote Murphy Varnish. It is a famous transformation deck, which means that each card features clever artwork that incorporates the pips as part of a larger picture, which in this case is both entertaining and ingenious! One of my all-time favourite transformation decks, and great modern quality.

This is a wonderful facsimile edition of one of the great decks in the history of American playing cards. However, it needs to be said that the spelling of "Murphy" on the horizontal advertising across the center of the Queen of Hearts card is incorrect. For some reason, "Murphy" is spelled "Murhpy." Perhaps this is intentional, but if so, it is hard to understand why and perhaps should have been explained/disclosed. The original from 1883 does not contain this misspelling.

It's hard to imagine that this deck originated back in the 1800s. Now recreated by modern technology, the masses could enjoy this unique piece of playing card history. This is an affordable deck of cards that handles well and is just a joy to look at. If you don't have any transformation decks, this is definitely one to start off with. Enjoy a piece of history!

I want to buy some Murphy Varnish now, after going through this deck. Not sure if that can be accomplished, but what a deck! Quite fond of this, immediately a fan of transformation decks, and this one is very well done. The clever designs are great.

An article on boardgamegeek that featured this deck is what led me to this website and this was one of my first purchases. And it's worth every penny! The unique art for each card makes every dealt hand a joy as you stop to scrutinize the details on each card. The deck engenders a lot of conversation at the table, I've found that the first game is usually interrupted with players showing each other cards they find very clever! A real conversation piece! One gripe, I did find the quality a bit subpar, a few games in and already I'm finding some clumping but the clever design will keep the rating at the top.

This is a high quality replica of a 19th century deck originally created to promote Murphy Varnish. It is a famous transformation deck, which means that each card features clever artwork that incorporates the pips as part of a larger picture, which in this case is both entertaining and ingenious! One of my all-time favourite transformation decks, and great modern quality.