* Worldwide playing cards. The House of Cashmere pack, Vienna, Austria: Ferd. Piatnik & Sons, for USA: Bernhard Altmann of New York, 1950, a complete deck of 52 plus 2 jokers colour printed playing cards (French suits), designed by Hans Lang, suits representing Indians (hearts), Mongols (diamonds), Persians (spades), and Chinese (clubs), double-ended courts representing their rulers, warriors and women who were involved in the cashmere trade, imprint on AS, designer's details and date on AH, rounded corners, versos with the Seal of Khans in ancient Mongol script and the name of the pack, each card 92 x 62 mm, contained in original (double) box, with explanatory leaflet and glassine wrapper with USA stamp, box lid with image of cashmere goats, together with: Circus Transformation Playing Card Deck, Belgium: Carta Mundi, 1988, the complete deck of 52 plus 2 jokers colour printed playing cards (French suits), limited edition (353/1000), fully transformed cards designed by F. Robert Schick, single-figure courts, gilt edges, rounded corners, versos double-ended clowns in red & white on black, with imprint, each card 100 x 65 mm, with limitation card, gilt-edged explanatory booklet, and commemorative golden medal, contained together in original wooden box with sliding lid, box underside with ink stamp of Florin Box and Lumber Co., Sacramento, California, the lid with image from card versos, plus another 62 20th century decks, all in either double or large-size packs, countries include England, Austria, Germany, France, Spain, etc., all apparently in original box (some defective), none checked for condition or completeness (most presumed complete)QTY: (64)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Dudley Ollis.First item: apparently John Berry had the second of the double packs from this box.