Switzerland Swiss Playing Cards EPCC

This is definitely one of the better decks of the Vanishing Inc World Tour Set. I really like the design of the backs. This one way back design would be great for cardistry. I also like the style of the court cards, which are vocabulary words of icons of Switzerland. The only reason I docked a star is because I'm not 100% sold on the handling. The cards feel a little too stiff and don't handle as well as I would have hoped. This also doesn't come with any gaffs or anything. This is probably most suitable for gameplay, possibly cardistry over magic.

The Switzerland deck is part of the lavish "World Tour Set", a collection of five decks that celebrate exotic locations around the world.

The tuck box makes use of a simplified colour palette which emphasizes the signature view we've all come to associate with Switzerland: the Alps. The side of the tuck box adds to the focus on breath-taking Swiss scenery with the words: "Majestic Mountains, Peace on Earth!" Tucked safely inside our impressive view of the mountains are 54 cards.

The pips employ a very bold red and black, with a very matter of fact and distinct shape. It's immediately that we've left the art-world of France behind, and are now concerned with being practical and down-to-earth - even when our head is in the clouds while walking on mountains. The back of each card is emblazoned with a one-way artwork scene that matches what you see on the back of the tuck box. Apparently in this country, wherever you look, you see mountains.

The court cards do a good job of reminding us that we're in Switzerland, because they feature various elements typically of the culture we see here. Instead of personages, our Kings/Queens/Jacks each feature the name of a Swiss city along with something we might see on our Swiss adventures, such as a set of skis, cow, watch, or mountain goat. The twin Jokers both depict the iconic red and white Swiss flag. Like the mountains, these are the two colours that are ever-present wherever we look in this deck, even inside the box.

This is definitely one of the better decks of the Vanishing Inc World Tour Set. I really like the design of the backs. This one way back design would be great for cardistry. I also like the style of the court cards, which are vocabulary words of icons of Switzerland. The only reason I docked a star is because I'm not 100% sold on the handling. The cards feel a little too stiff and don't handle as well as I would have hoped. This also doesn't come with any gaffs or anything. This is probably most suitable for gameplay, possibly cardistry over magic.

The Switzerland deck is part of the lavish "World Tour Set", a collection of five decks that celebrate exotic locations around the world.

The tuck box makes use of a simplified colour palette which emphasizes the signature view we've all come to associate with Switzerland: the Alps. The side of the tuck box adds to the focus on breath-taking Swiss scenery with the words: "Majestic Mountains, Peace on Earth!" Tucked safely inside our impressive view of the mountains are 54 cards.

The pips employ a very bold red and black, with a very matter of fact and distinct shape. It's immediately that we've left the art-world of France behind, and are now concerned with being practical and down-to-earth - even when our head is in the clouds while walking on mountains. The back of each card is emblazoned with a one-way artwork scene that matches what you see on the back of the tuck box. Apparently in this country, wherever you look, you see mountains.

The court cards do a good job of reminding us that we're in Switzerland, because they feature various elements typically of the culture we see here. Instead of personages, our Kings/Queens/Jacks each feature the name of a Swiss city along with something we might see on our Swiss adventures, such as a set of skis, cow, watch, or mountain goat. The twin Jokers both depict the iconic red and white Swiss flag. Like the mountains, these are the two colours that are ever-present wherever we look in this deck, even inside the box.

This is definitely one of the better decks of the Vanishing Inc World Tour Set. I really like the design of the backs. This one way back design would be great for cardistry. I also like the style of the court cards, which are vocabulary words of icons of Switzerland. The only reason I docked a star is because I'm not 100% sold on the handling. The cards feel a little too stiff and don't handle as well as I would have hoped. This also doesn't come with any gaffs or anything. This is probably most suitable for gameplay, possibly cardistry over magic.

The Switzerland deck is part of the lavish "World Tour Set", a collection of five decks that celebrate exotic locations around the world.

The tuck box makes use of a simplified colour palette which emphasizes the signature view we've all come to associate with Switzerland: the Alps. The side of the tuck box adds to the focus on breath-taking Swiss scenery with the words: "Majestic Mountains, Peace on Earth!" Tucked safely inside our impressive view of the mountains are 54 cards.

The pips employ a very bold red and black, with a very matter of fact and distinct shape. It's immediately that we've left the art-world of France behind, and are now concerned with being practical and down-to-earth - even when our head is in the clouds while walking on mountains. The back of each card is emblazoned with a one-way artwork scene that matches what you see on the back of the tuck box. Apparently in this country, wherever you look, you see mountains.

The court cards do a good job of reminding us that we're in Switzerland, because they feature various elements typically of the culture we see here. Instead of personages, our Kings/Queens/Jacks each feature the name of a Swiss city along with something we might see on our Swiss adventures, such as a set of skis, cow, watch, or mountain goat. The twin Jokers both depict the iconic red and white Swiss flag. Like the mountains, these are the two colours that are ever-present wherever we look in this deck, even inside the box.

This is definitely one of the better decks of the Vanishing Inc World Tour Set. I really like the design of the backs. This one way back design would be great for cardistry. I also like the style of the court cards, which are vocabulary words of icons of Switzerland. The only reason I docked a star is because I'm not 100% sold on the handling. The cards feel a little too stiff and don't handle as well as I would have hoped. This also doesn't come with any gaffs or anything. This is probably most suitable for gameplay, possibly cardistry over magic.

The Switzerland deck is part of the lavish "World Tour Set", a collection of five decks that celebrate exotic locations around the world.

The tuck box makes use of a simplified colour palette which emphasizes the signature view we've all come to associate with Switzerland: the Alps. The side of the tuck box adds to the focus on breath-taking Swiss scenery with the words: "Majestic Mountains, Peace on Earth!" Tucked safely inside our impressive view of the mountains are 54 cards.

The pips employ a very bold red and black, with a very matter of fact and distinct shape. It's immediately that we've left the art-world of France behind, and are now concerned with being practical and down-to-earth - even when our head is in the clouds while walking on mountains. The back of each card is emblazoned with a one-way artwork scene that matches what you see on the back of the tuck box. Apparently in this country, wherever you look, you see mountains.

The court cards do a good job of reminding us that we're in Switzerland, because they feature various elements typically of the culture we see here. Instead of personages, our Kings/Queens/Jacks each feature the name of a Swiss city along with something we might see on our Swiss adventures, such as a set of skis, cow, watch, or mountain goat. The twin Jokers both depict the iconic red and white Swiss flag. Like the mountains, these are the two colours that are ever-present wherever we look in this deck, even inside the box.

This is definitely one of the better decks of the Vanishing Inc World Tour Set. I really like the design of the backs. This one way back design would be great for cardistry. I also like the style of the court cards, which are vocabulary words of icons of Switzerland. The only reason I docked a star is because I'm not 100% sold on the handling. The cards feel a little too stiff and don't handle as well as I would have hoped. This also doesn't come with any gaffs or anything. This is probably most suitable for gameplay, possibly cardistry over magic.

The Switzerland deck is part of the lavish "World Tour Set", a collection of five decks that celebrate exotic locations around the world.

The tuck box makes use of a simplified colour palette which emphasizes the signature view we've all come to associate with Switzerland: the Alps. The side of the tuck box adds to the focus on breath-taking Swiss scenery with the words: "Majestic Mountains, Peace on Earth!" Tucked safely inside our impressive view of the mountains are 54 cards.

The pips employ a very bold red and black, with a very matter of fact and distinct shape. It's immediately that we've left the art-world of France behind, and are now concerned with being practical and down-to-earth - even when our head is in the clouds while walking on mountains. The back of each card is emblazoned with a one-way artwork scene that matches what you see on the back of the tuck box. Apparently in this country, wherever you look, you see mountains.

The court cards do a good job of reminding us that we're in Switzerland, because they feature various elements typically of the culture we see here. Instead of personages, our Kings/Queens/Jacks each feature the name of a Swiss city along with something we might see on our Swiss adventures, such as a set of skis, cow, watch, or mountain goat. The twin Jokers both depict the iconic red and white Swiss flag. Like the mountains, these are the two colours that are ever-present wherever we look in this deck, even inside the box.

This is definitely one of the better decks of the Vanishing Inc World Tour Set. I really like the design of the backs. This one way back design would be great for cardistry. I also like the style of the court cards, which are vocabulary words of icons of Switzerland. The only reason I docked a star is because I'm not 100% sold on the handling. The cards feel a little too stiff and don't handle as well as I would have hoped. This also doesn't come with any gaffs or anything. This is probably most suitable for gameplay, possibly cardistry over magic.

The Switzerland deck is part of the lavish "World Tour Set", a collection of five decks that celebrate exotic locations around the world.

The tuck box makes use of a simplified colour palette which emphasizes the signature view we've all come to associate with Switzerland: the Alps. The side of the tuck box adds to the focus on breath-taking Swiss scenery with the words: "Majestic Mountains, Peace on Earth!" Tucked safely inside our impressive view of the mountains are 54 cards.

The pips employ a very bold red and black, with a very matter of fact and distinct shape. It's immediately that we've left the art-world of France behind, and are now concerned with being practical and down-to-earth - even when our head is in the clouds while walking on mountains. The back of each card is emblazoned with a one-way artwork scene that matches what you see on the back of the tuck box. Apparently in this country, wherever you look, you see mountains.

The court cards do a good job of reminding us that we're in Switzerland, because they feature various elements typically of the culture we see here. Instead of personages, our Kings/Queens/Jacks each feature the name of a Swiss city along with something we might see on our Swiss adventures, such as a set of skis, cow, watch, or mountain goat. The twin Jokers both depict the iconic red and white Swiss flag. Like the mountains, these are the two colours that are ever-present wherever we look in this deck, even inside the box.

This is definitely one of the better decks of the Vanishing Inc World Tour Set. I really like the design of the backs. This one way back design would be great for cardistry. I also like the style of the court cards, which are vocabulary words of icons of Switzerland. The only reason I docked a star is because I'm not 100% sold on the handling. The cards feel a little too stiff and don't handle as well as I would have hoped. This also doesn't come with any gaffs or anything. This is probably most suitable for gameplay, possibly cardistry over magic.

The Switzerland deck is part of the lavish "World Tour Set", a collection of five decks that celebrate exotic locations around the world.

The tuck box makes use of a simplified colour palette which emphasizes the signature view we've all come to associate with Switzerland: the Alps. The side of the tuck box adds to the focus on breath-taking Swiss scenery with the words: "Majestic Mountains, Peace on Earth!" Tucked safely inside our impressive view of the mountains are 54 cards.

The pips employ a very bold red and black, with a very matter of fact and distinct shape. It's immediately that we've left the art-world of France behind, and are now concerned with being practical and down-to-earth - even when our head is in the clouds while walking on mountains. The back of each card is emblazoned with a one-way artwork scene that matches what you see on the back of the tuck box. Apparently in this country, wherever you look, you see mountains.

The court cards do a good job of reminding us that we're in Switzerland, because they feature various elements typically of the culture we see here. Instead of personages, our Kings/Queens/Jacks each feature the name of a Swiss city along with something we might see on our Swiss adventures, such as a set of skis, cow, watch, or mountain goat. The twin Jokers both depict the iconic red and white Swiss flag. Like the mountains, these are the two colours that are ever-present wherever we look in this deck, even inside the box.