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Transformation Playing Cards Book

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Transformation Playing Cards Book

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Transformation Playing Cards Book

An informative retrospective tracing the history of transformational cards, and their delightful artwork that cleverly incorporates the suit marks into the drawings. Includes eight color plates.
 
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SKU BK30 FIELD
Weight 0.65 lb(s)
ISBN 978-0-88079-033-8
Size 7.25” x 10.75”, 208 pp., b&w illus., pb.
Language EN
Author Albert Field

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Perfect for the fan of transformation playing cards

Published by playing card manufacturer US Games Systems, this book uses pictures to document the history of transformation playing cards. The one down side is that it is in black and white, and many transformation playing cards are best enjoyed in full colour. But on the positive side, it's a very large book (7.25” x 10.75”), and has over 200 pages of goodness inside. It was published in 1987, so it only covers the transformation decks published before this. But it is a very comprehensive collection, covering around 80 different decks, the majority from the 19th century. It is a beautiful book to page through, admiring the different transformation playing cards that previous centuries have produced.

Albert Field lets the artwork speak for itself. For each deck, he gives a brief description of when it was made and by who, and then follows pictures of the cards themselves. Every single playing card from the transformation deck is pictured, so there's a ton of unique and creative artwork to enjoy. Fans of transformation playing cards are sure to enjoy this immensely.

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Perfect for the fan of transformation playing cards

Published by playing card manufacturer US Games Systems, this book uses pictures to document the history of transformation playing cards. The one down side is that it is in black and white, and many transformation playing cards are best enjoyed in full colour. But on the positive side, it's a very large book (7.25” x 10.75”), and has over 200 pages of goodness inside. It was published in 1987, so it only covers the transformation decks published before this. But it is a very comprehensive collection, covering around 80 different decks, the majority from the 19th century. It is a beautiful book to page through, admiring the different transformation playing cards that previous centuries have produced.

Albert Field lets the artwork speak for itself. For each deck, he gives a brief description of when it was made and by who, and then follows pictures of the cards themselves. Every single playing card from the transformation deck is pictured, so there's a ton of unique and creative artwork to enjoy. Fans of transformation playing cards are sure to enjoy this immensely.

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Perfect for the fan of transformation playing cards

Published by playing card manufacturer US Games Systems, this book uses pictures to document the history of transformation playing cards. The one down side is that it is in black and white, and many transformation playing cards are best enjoyed in full colour. But on the positive side, it's a very large book (7.25” x 10.75”), and has over 200 pages of goodness inside. It was published in 1987, so it only covers the transformation decks published before this. But it is a very comprehensive collection, covering around 80 different decks, the majority from the 19th century. It is a beautiful book to page through, admiring the different transformation playing cards that previous centuries have produced.

Albert Field lets the artwork speak for itself. For each deck, he gives a brief description of when it was made and by who, and then follows pictures of the cards themselves. Every single playing card from the transformation deck is pictured, so there's a ton of unique and creative artwork to enjoy. Fans of transformation playing cards are sure to enjoy this immensely.

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Perfect for the fan of transformation playing cards

Published by playing card manufacturer US Games Systems, this book uses pictures to document the history of transformation playing cards. The one down side is that it is in black and white, and many transformation playing cards are best enjoyed in full colour. But on the positive side, it's a very large book (7.25” x 10.75”), and has over 200 pages of goodness inside. It was published in 1987, so it only covers the transformation decks published before this. But it is a very comprehensive collection, covering around 80 different decks, the majority from the 19th century. It is a beautiful book to page through, admiring the different transformation playing cards that previous centuries have produced.

Albert Field lets the artwork speak for itself. For each deck, he gives a brief description of when it was made and by who, and then follows pictures of the cards themselves. Every single playing card from the transformation deck is pictured, so there's a ton of unique and creative artwork to enjoy. Fans of transformation playing cards are sure to enjoy this immensely.

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Perfect for the fan of transformation playing cards

Published by playing card manufacturer US Games Systems, this book uses pictures to document the history of transformation playing cards. The one down side is that it is in black and white, and many transformation playing cards are best enjoyed in full colour. But on the positive side, it's a very large book (7.25” x 10.75”), and has over 200 pages of goodness inside. It was published in 1987, so it only covers the transformation decks published before this. But it is a very comprehensive collection, covering around 80 different decks, the majority from the 19th century. It is a beautiful book to page through, admiring the different transformation playing cards that previous centuries have produced.

Albert Field lets the artwork speak for itself. For each deck, he gives a brief description of when it was made and by who, and then follows pictures of the cards themselves. Every single playing card from the transformation deck is pictured, so there's a ton of unique and creative artwork to enjoy. Fans of transformation playing cards are sure to enjoy this immensely.

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Perfect for the fan of transformation playing cards

Published by playing card manufacturer US Games Systems, this book uses pictures to document the history of transformation playing cards. The one down side is that it is in black and white, and many transformation playing cards are best enjoyed in full colour. But on the positive side, it's a very large book (7.25” x 10.75”), and has over 200 pages of goodness inside. It was published in 1987, so it only covers the transformation decks published before this. But it is a very comprehensive collection, covering around 80 different decks, the majority from the 19th century. It is a beautiful book to page through, admiring the different transformation playing cards that previous centuries have produced.

Albert Field lets the artwork speak for itself. For each deck, he gives a brief description of when it was made and by who, and then follows pictures of the cards themselves. Every single playing card from the transformation deck is pictured, so there's a ton of unique and creative artwork to enjoy. Fans of transformation playing cards are sure to enjoy this immensely.

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Perfect for the fan of transformation playing cards

Published by playing card manufacturer US Games Systems, this book uses pictures to document the history of transformation playing cards. The one down side is that it is in black and white, and many transformation playing cards are best enjoyed in full colour. But on the positive side, it's a very large book (7.25” x 10.75”), and has over 200 pages of goodness inside. It was published in 1987, so it only covers the transformation decks published before this. But it is a very comprehensive collection, covering around 80 different decks, the majority from the 19th century. It is a beautiful book to page through, admiring the different transformation playing cards that previous centuries have produced.

Albert Field lets the artwork speak for itself. For each deck, he gives a brief description of when it was made and by who, and then follows pictures of the cards themselves. Every single playing card from the transformation deck is pictured, so there's a ton of unique and creative artwork to enjoy. Fans of transformation playing cards are sure to enjoy this immensely.