The deck I am introducing today appears to be a mix of several known decks by NYCC and Dougherty, yet it purports to have been made by an entity called New York Card Co. with no mention of the word "Consolidated" in it's name. The Ace of Spades bears certain similarities to both NY39 and NY45 but the eagle has been replaced by a crown and the hand holding cards within the spade pip is somewhat comparable to NY46b. The Best Bower is similar to NY46 but the eagle has again been replaced, this time with a shield and flags. This card also states "New York Card Factory" which is the same name as that shown on the Ace of Spades for NY46b. The back design is very similar to a standard pattern found on several earlier standard square corner decks from the 1850-1860 period, particularly those by Dougherty. Speaking of Dougherty, the courts from this deck also appear to me to be in his style. The overall execution of this deck seems a bit crude to me as the designs are a little sloppy. I am left to wonder if this is, indeed, a product of NYCC or if it came from an imitator, either domestic or foreign. Regardless, I find it quite interesting.