On November 23, 1902, the Los Angeles Times published a detailed description of a new card game that had been "introduced into Pasadena"...

On the 3rd of December, 1904, The Indianapolis News published a brief notice about a new card game called "Euclid," invented by E. J....

On January 16, 1860, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson—better known by his pen name Lewis Carroll—created a unique card game that he called "Court...

In the spring of 1911, a new card game called "Tootatoo" (or "Tout Atout" in its more elegant French form, meaning "All Trumps") burst...

On the 22nd of November, 1928, the New York Leader reported on a new card game called "Card Roulette" that had been introduced by...

Kopa is a courtless* card game of 60 cards, in 4 suits, numbered 1 to 15. The four suits are named for mediaeval heraldic tinctures:...

Our purpose is recovery and creation of traditional card games. Sometimes, it is a game that was once popular and is forgotten. Other...