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nine card black game deck.

Playing cards approximately face card denominations

Full House - Three cards of equal value and two cards of another equal value

Six of clubs playing card, isolated on black background.

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close up of cards in hand There are spade cards in a row of 7, 8 and 9 on a yellow background in the concept of leisure activities, gambling,family activities, group games, group activities.

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Combinations of cards in poker, straight flush five cards of black cross suit from six to ten, selective focus

Heap of messy playing cards.

A red canasta in the making with 9's. Six of seven cards needed for a red canasta of nines and 500 points in the card game, Canasta. One wild card (a joker or a deuce, aka 2) will make it a black canasta, giving the player 300 points. Canon EOS Rebel T3i 300dpi 1931 px X 2575px

Playing cards held with hand on white background for copy space.

card bet 9 bacarat isolated on white background.

Macro shot of an old Jack of clubs playing card (knave) isolated on white background. Cracks, peeled edges and noticeable wear visible on the surface. (Adobe RGB)

Playing cards approximately face card denominations

Nine Of Clubs playing card - Isolated (clipping path included)

Playing cards isolated on blue background. Gambling.

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Playing cards approximately face card denominations

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Photo taken in Shady Shores, United States

Here are six playing cards in cluding the three court cards in clubs from a pack manufactured by Reynolds & Son of London in about 1850. Note the rather crude clubs symbols. The cards have square corners, and the court / picture cards are 'single standing' – they stand one way up, and are not reflected. There are no indices – no K, Q or J on the King, Queen and Jack, and no numbers on the lower values. The Ace of Spades is printed with 'Duty One Shilling' printed across the top. Playing card duty: In 1694 the (British) Government Stamp Office was created to impose 'duties on vellum, parchment and paper...toward carrying on the war against France'. In 1711 a duty of sixpence per pack was levied on playing cards in Britain, even if imported. The duty, made perpetual in 1717, was abolished on 4 August 1960. The initial duty was increased by sixpence in 1756, and again in 1776, 1789, and 1801, to a total of 2s 6d. In 1828 it was reduced to one shilling, and in 1862 to three pence. (Information from The Encyclopedia of Ephemera).

A Straight Flush of Clubs is a hand in a standard deck of playing cards where all the cards are in the same suit and form a sequence, for instance 8-7-6-5-4, and it is displayed against a white background.

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