Fulton's Playing Cards

SIGNED AP FULTON'S CINEMATICS AVALON EDITION

SIGNED AP FULTON'S CINEMATICS AVALON EDITION - Main image
$36.92 $52 In stock

Category: ARCHIVED PRODUCTS

*ONLY 50 OF THESE EXIST. SIGNED AND COMPLETE WITH THE FULTON'S LIMITED SEAL. ONE OF THESE TUCKS IS MARKED WITH A SECRET NUMBER ON THE FRONT. IF YOU PULL THIS YOU WILL WIN A BRICK OF CINEMATICS.

The finest playing cards ever produced. These cards began their journey in 2014 as a name and idea Fulton had based on his hometown history of Los Angeles and the silent film era. Gorgeous picture palaces and deco styling. It wasn't until 2019 when Fulton met Ethan Kowaleski and shared the idea with him over coffee on Magazine Street in New Orleans on a balmy, rainy night. Ethan was clearly the artist to bring this to life.

The SILVER SCREEN Edition is an exclusive monochromatic silver metallic to pay tribute to the silent era and black and white film.

This is the new classic. The Fultons "Circle Back" he had longed to create since the early 2000s.

Metallic Pantone Inks make this shine. Printed on Classic Card Stock by the US Playing Card Co. Tuck box exquisitely letterpressed to vintage perfection by Clove St in San Diego CA.

This is the deck of a lifetime and a new classic.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason T. ★★★★★

Pulled number 37 out of 50 and the secret number stamped on the front tuck matches, so now I'm waiting on a brick of cinematics. The signed Avalon deck itself shuffles smoother than my old deck, and knowing only 50 exist makes it hard to put down.

Samuel O. ★★★★★

The Fulton's seal on the box is embossed, not just printed, which I wasn't expecting. I've got number 12 of 50 sitting on my shelf now and the signature on the front is actually hand-signed. Wild that only 50 people get to own this.

Kevin V. ★★★★★

Pulled the numbered tuck on my first try and honestly didn’t believe it until I checked the seal—that secret number on the front is such a clever touch. With only 50 in existence, just holding the signed set feels like owning a piece of cinema history.