Number_of_cards: 52, Film_coverage: First 10 James Bond films
This is a deck of playing cards featuring images from the James Bond films. The box shows a collage of images of various James Bond actors, including Sean Connery, Roger Moore, and George Lazenby. The text on the box clearly states "007" and "WITH 52 ORIGINAL PICTURES OF JAMES BOND FILMS 1 - 10." This indicates that each card in the deck features a still image from one of the first ten James Bond movies. Two cards are partially visible on the box, showing Sean Connery in "Goldfinger" (1964) and Barbara Bach in "The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977). The cards themselves appear to be standard playing cards, with the standard suits (hearts, diamonds, clubs, spades) and numerical values, but with the Bond film stills replacing the traditional face cards and court cards. The overall design is consistent with a collectible item aimed at fans of the James Bond franchise. The packaging suggests a high-quality print, likely using photographic reproductions of scenes from the films. The deck is presented in a sealed box, indicating it is unopened and unused. The images on the box are vibrant and clearly represent the iconic style and imagery associated with the James Bond films. The inclusion of images from various Bond films across different eras suggests a broad appeal to fans of the franchise, regardless of their preferred Bond actor.
This is a deck of playing cards featuring images from the James Bond films. The box shows a collage of images of various James Bond actors, including Sean Connery, Roger Moore, and George Lazenby. The text on the box clearly states "007" and "WITH 52 ORIGINAL PICTURES OF JAMES BOND FILMS 1 - 10." This indicates that each card in the deck features a still image from one of the first ten James Bond movies. Two cards are partially visible on the box, showing Sean Connery in "Goldfinger" (1964) and Barbara Bach in "The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977). The cards themselves appear to be standard playing cards, with the standard suits (hearts, diamonds, clubs, spades) and numerical values, but with the Bond film stills replacing the traditional face cards and court cards. The overall design is consistent with a collectible item aimed at fans of the James Bond franchise. The packaging suggests a high-quality print, likely using photographic reproductions of scenes from the films. The deck is presented in a sealed box, indicating it is unopened and unused. The images on the box are vibrant and clearly represent the iconic style and imagery associated with the James Bond films. The inclusion of images from various Bond films across different eras suggests a broad appeal to fans of the franchise, regardless of their preferred Bond actor.
