| PLATE |
| Persian | [1] |
| Tarot | [2] |
| Tarot | [3] |
| Chinese | [4] |
| Cashmere. Cards owned by Lockwood de Forest, Esq. | [5], [6] |
| Italian Cards showing the Suits of Swords, Maces,
Money, and Cups. Owned by Mrs. J. K. Van Rensselaer | [7] |
| German Cards showing the Aces of Grün, Roth, Schellen,
and Herzen. Owned by Mrs. J. K. Van Rensselaer | [8] |
| Remains of the Pack supposed to have been used by
Charles VII. of France, date 1425. In the Cabinet
des Estampes, Paris, France | [9] |
| Elizabeth of York | [10] |
| Cards found by Mr. Chatto in a Black-Letter Volume
formerly in the Cathedral Library, at Peterborough,
England. Now in the Print Room of the British Museum | [11] |
| Found in an Old Edition of Claudian, Early English | [12] |
| Cards on which Invitations were Written. Owned by
Mrs. Ten Eyck and Miss Crowninshield. Date 1763 | [13]
|
| Geographical Cards. Owned by Richard H. Derby, Esq.,
M.D. Date 1795 | [14] |
| North American Indian Cards, Apache Tribe. Cut out
of Deerskin and painted by themselves. National Museum,
Washington, D.C., U.S.A. | [15], [16], [17] |
| North American Indian Gambling-Sticks, Haida Tribe,
Queen Charlotte Islands. Carved on Cubes of Wood.
National Museum, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. | [18], [19] |
| North American Indian Gambling-Sticks, Alaska Tribe.
Painted on Cubes of Wood. National Museum, Washington,
D.C., U.S.A. | [20] |
| Japanese Cards, each one representing a Week in the
Year. Owned by Mrs. J. K. Van Rensselaer | [21], [22], [23], [24] |