Playing Card Decks – Historical Card Collections

High-resolution scans of historical playing cards, digitized from museum and library archives and free to explore. The first collection is a French two-headed tarot deck printed by B. P. Grimaud in Paris (1898–1899), preserved by the Bibliothèque nationale de France and now in the public domain. Read how this gallery came together in Where to Find Hi-Res Playing Cards Images, or see classic cards in action in our free Klondike Solitaire game (Turn 1 · Turn 3).

French Two-Headed Tarot Deck

10 of Diamonds — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Ace of Diamonds — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Jack of Diamonds — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Queen of Diamonds — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck King of Diamonds — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck 10 of Hearts — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Ace of Hearts — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Jack of Hearts — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Queen of Hearts — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck King of Hearts — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck 10 of Clubs — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Ace of Clubs — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Jack of Clubs — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Queen of Clubs — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck King of Clubs — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck 10 of Spades — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Ace of Spades — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Jack of Spades — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck Queen of Spades — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck King of Spades — French Two-Headed Tarot Deck