Imperial Blue Bicycle Playing Cards

Great deck.

Easily one of my favorite Bicycle branded decks. The court cards of this deck are fantastic in their design and the art was done to perfection.

Aside from the text printing error in the wavy banner on the back of the cards, this is an excellent deck of playing cards. I look at that as a minor faux pax and nothing detract from the beauty of this design. It's sort of like the U.S. Air Mail stamp with the plane printed up-side-down. The stamp still worked, and so will these cards.

I am a fan of this style that looks as though the deck was printed using engraving plates. The detail is extremely fine. What IS a delightful surprise, unlike most decks, is that same detail is carried forth to the court cards and the aces as well. I like the fact that these card are printed on off-white stock which complements the olive green ink. If you like fine-line detail, these cards are for you.

Cool deck except for the mistake on the back of the deck. In the wavy banner it says Imperial Playing Cards but the wave of the type does not match the wave of the banner. If you move the top line down to the bottom banner and the bottom type up to the top banner then the waves would match. Surprised this was not caught prior to printing. The graphic designer in me caught this immediately.

Great deck.

Easily one of my favorite Bicycle branded decks. The court cards of this deck are fantastic in their design and the art was done to perfection.

Aside from the text printing error in the wavy banner on the back of the cards, this is an excellent deck of playing cards. I look at that as a minor faux pax and nothing detract from the beauty of this design. It's sort of like the U.S. Air Mail stamp with the plane printed up-side-down. The stamp still worked, and so will these cards.

I am a fan of this style that looks as though the deck was printed using engraving plates. The detail is extremely fine. What IS a delightful surprise, unlike most decks, is that same detail is carried forth to the court cards and the aces as well. I like the fact that these card are printed on off-white stock which complements the olive green ink. If you like fine-line detail, these cards are for you.

Cool deck except for the mistake on the back of the deck. In the wavy banner it says Imperial Playing Cards but the wave of the type does not match the wave of the banner. If you move the top line down to the bottom banner and the bottom type up to the top banner then the waves would match. Surprised this was not caught prior to printing. The graphic designer in me caught this immediately.

Great deck.

Easily one of my favorite Bicycle branded decks. The court cards of this deck are fantastic in their design and the art was done to perfection.

Aside from the text printing error in the wavy banner on the back of the cards, this is an excellent deck of playing cards. I look at that as a minor faux pax and nothing detract from the beauty of this design. It's sort of like the U.S. Air Mail stamp with the plane printed up-side-down. The stamp still worked, and so will these cards.

I am a fan of this style that looks as though the deck was printed using engraving plates. The detail is extremely fine. What IS a delightful surprise, unlike most decks, is that same detail is carried forth to the court cards and the aces as well. I like the fact that these card are printed on off-white stock which complements the olive green ink. If you like fine-line detail, these cards are for you.

Cool deck except for the mistake on the back of the deck. In the wavy banner it says Imperial Playing Cards but the wave of the type does not match the wave of the banner. If you move the top line down to the bottom banner and the bottom type up to the top banner then the waves would match. Surprised this was not caught prior to printing. The graphic designer in me caught this immediately.

Great deck.

Easily one of my favorite Bicycle branded decks. The court cards of this deck are fantastic in their design and the art was done to perfection.

Aside from the text printing error in the wavy banner on the back of the cards, this is an excellent deck of playing cards. I look at that as a minor faux pax and nothing detract from the beauty of this design. It's sort of like the U.S. Air Mail stamp with the plane printed up-side-down. The stamp still worked, and so will these cards.

I am a fan of this style that looks as though the deck was printed using engraving plates. The detail is extremely fine. What IS a delightful surprise, unlike most decks, is that same detail is carried forth to the court cards and the aces as well. I like the fact that these card are printed on off-white stock which complements the olive green ink. If you like fine-line detail, these cards are for you.

Cool deck except for the mistake on the back of the deck. In the wavy banner it says Imperial Playing Cards but the wave of the type does not match the wave of the banner. If you move the top line down to the bottom banner and the bottom type up to the top banner then the waves would match. Surprised this was not caught prior to printing. The graphic designer in me caught this immediately.

Great deck.

Easily one of my favorite Bicycle branded decks. The court cards of this deck are fantastic in their design and the art was done to perfection.

Aside from the text printing error in the wavy banner on the back of the cards, this is an excellent deck of playing cards. I look at that as a minor faux pax and nothing detract from the beauty of this design. It's sort of like the U.S. Air Mail stamp with the plane printed up-side-down. The stamp still worked, and so will these cards.

I am a fan of this style that looks as though the deck was printed using engraving plates. The detail is extremely fine. What IS a delightful surprise, unlike most decks, is that same detail is carried forth to the court cards and the aces as well. I like the fact that these card are printed on off-white stock which complements the olive green ink. If you like fine-line detail, these cards are for you.

Cool deck except for the mistake on the back of the deck. In the wavy banner it says Imperial Playing Cards but the wave of the type does not match the wave of the banner. If you move the top line down to the bottom banner and the bottom type up to the top banner then the waves would match. Surprised this was not caught prior to printing. The graphic designer in me caught this immediately.

Great deck.

Easily one of my favorite Bicycle branded decks. The court cards of this deck are fantastic in their design and the art was done to perfection.

Aside from the text printing error in the wavy banner on the back of the cards, this is an excellent deck of playing cards. I look at that as a minor faux pax and nothing detract from the beauty of this design. It's sort of like the U.S. Air Mail stamp with the plane printed up-side-down. The stamp still worked, and so will these cards.

I am a fan of this style that looks as though the deck was printed using engraving plates. The detail is extremely fine. What IS a delightful surprise, unlike most decks, is that same detail is carried forth to the court cards and the aces as well. I like the fact that these card are printed on off-white stock which complements the olive green ink. If you like fine-line detail, these cards are for you.

Cool deck except for the mistake on the back of the deck. In the wavy banner it says Imperial Playing Cards but the wave of the type does not match the wave of the banner. If you move the top line down to the bottom banner and the bottom type up to the top banner then the waves would match. Surprised this was not caught prior to printing. The graphic designer in me caught this immediately.

Great deck.

Easily one of my favorite Bicycle branded decks. The court cards of this deck are fantastic in their design and the art was done to perfection.

Aside from the text printing error in the wavy banner on the back of the cards, this is an excellent deck of playing cards. I look at that as a minor faux pax and nothing detract from the beauty of this design. It's sort of like the U.S. Air Mail stamp with the plane printed up-side-down. The stamp still worked, and so will these cards.

I am a fan of this style that looks as though the deck was printed using engraving plates. The detail is extremely fine. What IS a delightful surprise, unlike most decks, is that same detail is carried forth to the court cards and the aces as well. I like the fact that these card are printed on off-white stock which complements the olive green ink. If you like fine-line detail, these cards are for you.

Cool deck except for the mistake on the back of the deck. In the wavy banner it says Imperial Playing Cards but the wave of the type does not match the wave of the banner. If you move the top line down to the bottom banner and the bottom type up to the top banner then the waves would match. Surprised this was not caught prior to printing. The graphic designer in me caught this immediately.