| V&A | An extensive collection from around the world |
| British Museum E167 | Uncoloured sheet, late C17, 2 rows of cards Jack of clubs marked "C Hewson" |
| British Museum E167a | Two uncoloured sheets, late C17, one with red suits one black. Jack of Clubs marked "C Hewson" |
| British Museum E168 | Four uncoloured sheets, late C17, 3 cards wide and 3 rows. Each has one suit's courts three times - Hearts, diamonds, spades twice. No Jack of clubs Present |
| Fitzwilliam, Cards by Marechal | Two cards found in Trinity College, attributed to Pierre Maréchal, early 1600s. |
| Fitzwilliam, Cards by Beniere | Cards found in Trinity College, Nicholas Beniere, mid 1600s. |
| Worshipful Company of Makers of Playing Cards | Cards by Blanchard in mint condition. A single example from an extensive collection of historic playing-cards from around the world. |
| Strangers Hall, Norwich | Strangers Hall Norwich dates from the 14th century. Over the years it has amassed a collection of games, including more than 60 packs of playing cards. |
| The Cuming Museum Southwark | The Cuming Museum has a fair-sized collection of English and European playing-cards. The link shows two hard-to-find early English Makers |
| The Ancient House Thetford | Some very early court cards from the mid to late seventeenth century now kept at The Ancient House, Thetford, Norfolk. |
| Douce Collection, The Bodleian Library | Uncoloured court cards from the Douce Collection at the Bodleian Library, Oxford. |
