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Every bone of the human body is listed in this deck of regular playing cards. Each card present one or two bones with it's name in English, French and Spanish. The two Jokers are quick indexes. The deck is beautifully illustrated and is a complete reference guide.
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French Quarter Playing Cards
Know someone that plays card games. This deck is sure to kindle sweet memories of time spent in the French Quarter.
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French Bulldog Playing Cards
Whenever I have a need for a special item for any of my dog friends, first place I head is Dogstuff. No matter what the breed, you have the best...
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This art print is reproduced from a vintage postcard or other small original material. The original dot pattern may be visibly enlarged in the print, giving it a unique, vintage appearance.
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The Count of Saint Simon, French philosopher and economist, designed the first set of revolutionary cards. It was manufactured by Juame and Dubourg in the year II (1793).
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A wide variety of chess openings, including ECO encyclopedia reference, the opening's name in English, French and Spanish, moves for White and Black, key diagram position and the most commonly played following moves. A must for beginners.
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The periodic table playing cards are an amazingly fun way of learning about the properties of the different elements. The cards themselves are very high quality and come in a case that keeps them in good shape for a long time. You get two decks of course due to the size of the table. If you have a highschooler who loves chemistry or perhaps is struggling it in, or if your a science major like myself in college and just want to be nerdy, these are an excellent way to accomplish that.
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click any image for larger view An adorable and whimsical deck of cards and not only for children. These are regular cards and suitable for all ages. 54 cards in pack
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Horses Of World Playing Cards
This deck features full-color illustrations created exclusively for this special series, with a different horse on each card face. Fifty-four stately breeds of the world's horses, from the French Trotter to the Rocky Mountain Pony are featured in this deck of playing cards. Suitable for most card games.
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Wile away the hours of the next car or plane ride to a convention, or even gamble with some Googlies! Literally as the three packs included are a googly, a French bebe, and a French boy.
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Identify 54 stately breeds of the world's horses. The French Trotter, the Rocky Mountain Pony, the Hanoverian, the Trakehner, the Holsteiner, the Appaloosa, the Shagya Arabian, the Salerno, the Connemara Pony, the Friesian and likely a few breeds you have still to learn! Each of the 54 presented breeds are beautifully depicted on the face of these top quality playing cards. The opposite side depicts an artistic scene of two baroque horses.
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A wide variety of scales and modes from the most commons : Major, Minor, Dorian, to the more exotics Hirajoshi, Enigmatic and Arabian. Great care was taken to insure that all scales and modes could easily be transposed using the scale formula present on all cards just below the scale notes. Each card has the scale or mode name in three languages (English, French and Spanish), the strings names, two diagrams, fret numbers, scales notes, scales formula, chord name and extension of the chord. The...
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In a small village of France's Burgundy region, Puzzle Michèle Wilson keeps alive the art of creating wooden jigsaw puzzles. The hand-crafted puzzles are made of poplar, a renewable and ecologic material.
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These playing cards feature classic French advertising posters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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A double deck of regular playing cards with the Periodic Table Elements. Each card features one element, it has the atomic number, name of the element in English, French and Spanish, the mass, the category, melting and boiling points, period and group, natural state and common usages. A great learning aid.
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The suits correspond to historical figures. Kings ("R") feature Kings from Louis XIII to Louis XVI. Queens ("D") feature Kings' wives such as Marie Antoinette and Anne of Austria. Jacks ("V") feature famous ministers such as Richelieu and Necker. The ordinal cards feature important dates in French history.
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Each card features a different image, and the name of the place both in French and English.
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