Lithuania

[DarkDerp]

I was wondering if anyone  might own some vintage decks from Lithuania? I have seen a couple and they had a distinct style.

Half my family is Lithuanian, but the only thing I know about the place is it has alot of crosses. If any one could school me on Lithuanian cards that would be great!

[Don Boyer]

You should check these out, if you haven't already.

http://www.wopc.co.uk/lithuania/index.html
http://www.rubylane.com/item/404269-T00002646/Twin-Decks-Piatnik-Lithuanian-Playing
http://www.zazzle.com/flag_of_lithuania_bicycle_playing_cards-256423510598193519
http://stores.balticvalue.com/lt-identity/lithuania-playing-cards/

How good is your Lithuanian?
http://www.laiva.lt/

...and if you should find them interesting enough to study the market for them:

http://www.amazon.com/Import-Export-Market-Playing-Lithuania/dp/B002J83G66

[CordedTires]

I think you've been schooled.

Don, you never cease to amaze.

[Don Boyer]

I think you've been schooled.

Don, you never cease to amaze.

Thanks for the compliment.  It would be easier to thank my information source: GOOGLE!  The info was the result of a Google search for "Lithuania playing cards" and looking at the first two pages for relevant sites.  Took under five minutes.

[DarkDerp]

Thanks Don!! Exactly what I was looking for! 

I read about this Geewgle thing awhile back, unfortunately  the hamster powering my computer box had a heat related stroke before i could test drive it.

Also use this site next time... 

[Don Boyer]

Thanks Don!! Exactly what I was looking for! 

I read about this Geewgle thing awhile back, unfortunately  the hamster powering my computer box had a heat related stroke before i could test drive it.

Also use this site next time... 

Yeah, I've used lmgtfy.com before - some people appreciate the joke, some don't.