This partially pictured deck was donated to the Museum in 1975. Similar decks can be viewed elsewhere in the playing card section. The container is a box 9.5cm long x 6.2cm wide 1.5cm thick. The cards were made by Schaffauser Spielkarten whose name appears on the underside of the bottom of the box. Although this deck uses French national suit symbols, on the numbered cards and the Aces, the symbols appear in all four corners.
Face cards are double-headed court figures with suit marks in the upper left and lower right.
This partially pictured deck was donated to the Museum in 1982. Wardair is a first class only vacation charter airline flying from Canada to different parts of the world. It distributes decks such as this to passengers upon request. The backs of the cards have a picture of a Wardair plane flying over snow-capped mountains. There are two jokers with the deck.