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Levi's Deck


 With most decks you are purchasing a "mystery deck." There maybe advertising,  which typically shows the face cards.  There maybe art on the pip (number) cards,  but it's usually unknown until you open a deck. Some decks will use the standard face cards,  while most will have some unique take on the standard. 

I purchased a set of two Levi's decks on ebay for $9 with free shipping.  This was an "offer" which the seller accepted and cheaper then the list price. 

The joker cards are a nice take on the Levi's button found on their jeans and denim jackets. The face cards are unique because they are only two colors. Black & white for the spades and clubs. Red & white for the hearts and diamonds. I think this is a very classic deck. Even thought the pip cards had no original art, it's still a nice addition to my collection. 




Here is their classic logo on the reverse side of the deck. The trademark shows two horses attempting to pull apart a pair of Levi's jeans. This symbolizes the strength and durability of the clothing.

This was their logo from 1892 to 1925, but we see it re-envisioned on many products today.




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