This tuck box has a very intricate layout and detailed map wraps around the tuck with the 12 Roman emperors in an ornate display.

SPQR tuck seals display are designed with inspiration from roman banners.

A 1-way design with elegant gold-gilded edges. The number cards feature 36 mini illustrations to highlight some of the rural and urban Roman inventions that transformed ancient society and laid foundations for modern infrastructure, engineering, and agriculture. The combination of technological ingenuity and centralized governance allowed Rome to bring advanced infrastructure not only to its cities, but also deep into its rural provinces – many of these inventions continue to influence our world today. These include aqueducts, concrete (opus caementicium), road networks, sewers and sanitation systems, apartment buildings (insulae), central heating (hypocaust system), villa system (rural estates), irrigation and water management, crop rotation, terracing, animal-powered mills and plows, wine and olive presses, storage infrastructure (dolium, granaries), surveying tools (e.g., groma, chorobates), urban planning (grid systems, public spaces), postal system (Cursus Publicus).

The Legatum edition card backs feature the iconic roman eagle in a golden wreath and a very ornate 1-way design as seen here above. The colors are slightly washed out to match the historical aesthetics of the court illustrations. The design is inspired by real art, tapestry and designs from the time period of the Roman Empire.

The Senatus edition features red gilded 2-way cards and carry the iconic aesthetics of the Roman Empire in a deep red, which has embossed gold foil on all sides.

This is the full overview of the Senatus edition tuck box. A very strong Roman aesthetic and a rich gold foil, strategically embossed for elegance and beauty with an eagle in a golden wreath on the tuck back.

SPQR tuck seals display are designed with inspiration from roman banners.

The Senatus edition has a classic display of card values with very ornate and fully custom golden pip designs. The panels display the text “Senatus Populusque Romanus” which translates to “The Senate and People of Rome.” It symbolizes the authority and governance structure of the Roman Republic, reflecting the joint power held by the Senate and the citizenry. This phrase is often abbreviated as SPQR and remains an emblematic representation of the Roman state.

The Senatus edition card backs feature a classic 2-way design for a vintage and striking look. The golden and warm hues are set against a dark red background to represent the time period in a vintage look and feel. The design is inspired by real art, tapestry and designs from the time period of the Roman Empire.