Ace Of Spades Collection

Saddam Hussein Abd al-Majid al-Tikriti, ace of spades playing cards, issued by USA, during coalition war in Iraq, 2003 invasion

The Card Players, probably c. 1550 / 1599. Creator: Anon
The Card Players, probably c. 1550/1599

Playing Card-Ace of Spades, n.d. Creator: Unknown
Playing Card-Ace of Spades, n.d

Playing Card: Ace of Spades, n.d. Creator: Unknown
Playing Card: Ace of Spades, n.d

Ace of Spades
Andreas Magnusson

Ace of Spades, 1925. From De La Rue & Cos Pneumatic Playing Cards. [Thomas De La Rue & Co. London, 1925]

Ace of Spades, c1929. From Cir-Q-Lar playing cards, first edition. [John Waddington Ltd, Leeds & London, c1929]

Ace of Spades from a deck of Goodall & Son Ltd. playing cards, c1940. [Goodall & Son Ltd. London, c1940]

Digital illustration of ace of spades and two dice on top of face down cards

The Fortune Teller, 1895
BAL56487 The Fortune Teller, 1895 by Vrubel, Mikhail Aleksandrovich (1856-1910); Bakhrushin Theatrical Museum, Moscow, Russia; Russian, out of copyright

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Step back in time with the iconic Ace of Spades card, a timeless symbol of gambling and fortune-telling. From its earliest known depiction in "The Card Players" around 1550-1599, to its popularization in the 1920s with the Ace of Spades cigar brand, this card has captivated audiences for centuries. Discover its various iterations, from vintage playing cards by Goodall & Son Ltd. In the 1940s to digital illustrations, and even as a prop in antique car interiors or as a motif in Massachusetts' Cape Ann art. Whether you're playing a high-stakes game or seeking a glimpse into the future, the Ace of Spades continues to be a captivating and enigmatic figure.