My Other Websites
My stories are based on as much first hand information I can find. I use legal documents, personal information from connected family historians or descendants and sources from the period I am researching. As a member of 52+Joker, the largest playing card collector club in the world, I also have access to lots of other experts. I believe my stories have more correct information than others that have previously appeared. I am always trying to improve my stories, so if you have any information, or photos that are helpful please contact me.
I am always open to researching more people. Presently my "To Do" list has over 70 stories in various stages. But if you have any ideas, or questions, please send them to me through my Contact Page.
My websites called "Forgotten People of Playing Cards" are stories about the playing card creators, designers and inovators that are now lost to history.
Just click on the links below to read over 150 stories and gain new insite to playing cards.
I am always open to researching more people. Presently my "To Do" list has over 70 stories in various stages. But if you have any ideas, or questions, please send them to me through my Contact Page.
My websites called "Forgotten People of Playing Cards" are stories about the playing card creators, designers and inovators that are now lost to history.
Just click on the links below to read over 150 stories and gain new insite to playing cards.
I also have a website about the Forgotten People of Playing Card Games.
My latest site is all about The United States Playing Card Company of Cincinnati. Who were the people that created and were behind this world famous business? Where were their businesses and factories? What were they like? What happened to them? What went on in the factories? Much forgotten history and new information to be found here.
Then there are the famous Longley Brothers. I have now unlocked their lives and connections to playing cards.
I also have a site dedicated to the women that are connected to playing cards............
Then this site about people that had an interesting connection to playing cards, but really did not contribute.............
I also have one just all about card maker Caleb Bartlett, his family and associates.
The website that started it all, my history of the National Playing Card Company. The most complete website on this company you will ever find.
If you collect, or are interested in, USPC's Congress 606 cards, then visit this site. It is the largest, and most informative site about them on the web..
I also created a guide to playing card revenue stamps. Could they increase the value of your deck?
And my latest one about the Philadelphia card makers James H. Caterson and Robert Brotz.
