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Woodstock Playing Cards by Hal Leonard and Aquarius - Relive the Legendary Festival

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Woodstock Playing Cards by Hal Leonard and Aquarius - Relive the Legendary Festival

$9.99 USD
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Woodstock Playing Cards

Step back in time to the summer of '69 with the officially licensed Woodstock Playing Cards by Hal Leonard and Aquarius. These unique playing cards celebrate the iconic 1969 music and arts festival that defined a generation.

Each card in this deck features one of 52 memorable photos from Woodstock, capturing the essence of the historic event. From the vibrant crowd scenes to the legendary performances, these cards are a visual journey through one of the most influential music festivals in history. The deck includes iconic images of the festival and the amazing lineup of performers that graced its stage.

In 2019, marking the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) added a special Woodstock display to its Artist Gallery. The exhibit showcases notable instruments from the event, like Joan Baez's 1929 Martin 0-45 acoustic guitar and the Camco drum set played by Doug “Cosmo” Clifford of Creedence Clearwater Revival, both featured in this card deck.

Product Features:

- Officially licensed Woodstock-themed playing cards.

- 52 unique photos from the 1969 festival.

- Celebrates the 50th anniversary with images of iconic performers and instruments.

- Ideal for music enthusiasts, collectors, and history buffs.

- Perfect for playing a variety of card games or as a collectible item.

These Woodstock Playing Cards are not just a game accessory; they're a piece of music history. Whether you're a fan of the legendary festival, a collector of music memorabilia, or just love unique playing cards, this deck is a must-have. Add it to your collection today and hold a piece of the '60s in your hands!

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