NOC Winter Playing Cards USPCC Color:Lavender Dusk Purple connects these traditions to real

connects these traditions to real experience

4 rubber pads with adhesive included to place on the bottom of the case for protection of surfaces if needed

you will receive a step-by-step video tutorial from Rocco Silano on how to use the Gripper Coins properly

the meanings of the cards

Living in Arizona since I was a child I have always been interested in the historical characters that created a life in the harsh environment of the Wild West

NOC Winter Playing Cards USPCC Color:Lavender Dusk Purple connects these traditions to realNOC Winter Playing Cards Available in 2 colors, not sold as a set America, 1608: The North Ontario Company, or NOC, established fur trades in and around New England and Lake Ontario with the natives of the land. They traded a variety of goods such as knives, hatchets, and beads to the Indians for fur and meat. One of the most sought after recreational goods traded were playing cards, hard to find at the time. A prevalent frontiersman during this era