Saranac Chiefs Established in 1952 Poker Playing Cards Set - Vintage Design, Unique Gift for Game Night, Collectible Cards, Card Games, Poker Enthusiasts

The Saranac High School mascot, originally the Chiefs, was established in the 1950s.  Specifically, the mascot idea was conceived by

Ray Fadden, with the logo being painted by his son, John, the school's art teacher. The school's first high school  building was

constructed in 1952.  The Chiefs logo honors our Native American teachers and area tribes.  We are forever the Chiefs to this day. 

NOTICE: We are not sure if this was Mr. Fadden's actual painting.  All proceeds are intended to fund our class reunions and alumni events for all years. 

Elevate your game nights with this premium Poker Card set, designed for both casual players and serious enthusiasts. The sleek, glossy finish and striking design create an atmosphere of excitement and camaraderie, perfect for gatherings with friends or family. Each deck comes beautifully packaged in a minimalist white box, making it an excellent gift for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions like game nights and poker tournaments. Ideal for adult players looking to add a touch of elegance to their gaming experience, these cards are both functional and virtually stylish, enhancing every card game moment.

Product features
- UV protective laminate for durability
- One customizable design for the entire deck
- Made from premium 300gsm thick paper
- Includes 52 standard cards plus 2 jokers
- Comes in a sleek white packaging box

Care instructions
- Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the card outwards.