Aircraft Spotter Playing Cards Featuring WWII Silhouettes in a Reproduction of the 1942 Edition
Aircraft spotter playing cards bring aviation history to game night through illustrations of Allied and Axis aircraft. Front, side and bottom views invite a closer look at the silhouettes used for wartime aircraft recognition.
This genuine Bicycle deck reproduces the 1942 International Aircraft Silhouette Spotter Cards using the original wartime printing plates. Made in the USA by the United States Playing Card Company, each sealed deck contains 52 playing cards, two jokers and one instruction card, making it a distinctive addition to a card collection or an evening of play.
Features
- Reproduction of the aircraft spotter cards first produced for the U.S. military in 1942
- Aircraft silhouette illustrations show front, side and bottom views
- Includes Allied and Axis aircraft
- Recreated from original wartime printing plates
- Sealed and cellophane wrapped
- Red and blue color variants
Specifications
- Product type: Playing Cards
- Edition reproduced: 1942 International Aircraft Silhouette Spotter Cards
- Deck contents: 52 playing cards, 2 jokers and 1 instruction card
- Aircraft views: Front, side and bottom
- Color variants: Red; Blue
- Brand: Bicycle
- Manufacturer: United States Playing Card Company
- Country of manufacture: USA
- Packaging: Sealed and cellophane wrapped
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an original wartime deck or a reproduction?
This aircraft spotter deck is a reproduction of the 1942 edition, recreated from the original wartime printing plates.
What comes in each aircraft spotter deck?
Each deck contains 52 playing cards, two jokers and one instruction card. It arrives sealed and cellophane wrapped.
Which aircraft views appear on the cards?
The aircraft spotter cards show Allied and Axis aircraft silhouettes from front, side and bottom views, reflecting the angles used by ground observers.
Can these cards be used for game night?
Yes, this is a playing-card deck containing 52 playing cards and two jokers. The aircraft illustrations add a historical theme to play.