1885 Andrew Dougherty Original No.9 Tally-Ho Playing Cards Restoration classic The cards are slightly flexible

The cards are slightly flexible but cannot be shuffled in a traditional matter

The cards had several unique details that set them apart from other american decks of the day

It was a revolution in the way cards could be held and viewed

Uncut sheet just like it came off the press at the USPCC

Vintage Long Tongue Tuck Box

1885 Andrew Dougherty Original No.9 Tally-Ho Playing Cards Restoration classic The cards are slightly flexible1885 No. 9 Tally Ho Restoration Andrew Doughertys famous Tally Ho brand started in 1885 and is still printed today. The original deck had the Ace of Spades with the Centre Street address and a Jolly Joker card. The Tally Ho Joker was introduced 20 years later in the early 1900s. Due to the British origins of the phrase tally ho which is associated with a fox hunt, later versions included a fox hunting Joker. The original deck had a unique back and