Venice Simplon Orient Express, printed by Grimaud, designed by the studio of Gerard Gallet in Paris in 1984. The designs of the court cards are inspired by the passengers of luxury trains in the 1920's and 1930's. The deck always comes as a double deck, I have seen at least two types of boxes.
Example 1:



Example 2:


The pictures of example 1 are of the set that is waiting for me on Sherman's place in California
Finally good quality scans of the court cards, by WOPC:



Personally I really enjoy the design. It is not as spectacular as the Cartes Indiennes 1985 reproduction, but certainly better looking than the Waddington's version. I am really looking foward to receiving it from Sherman, at some point.
There really isn't a good deal for this deck on ebay as of right now, there are a couple of listings but the prices are really high. I bought mine for 50 USD. The starting bid was only for 30 bucks, which was ridicilously low. I didn't want to bid for it, so I made an offer for 50 bucks, which the seller quickly accepted. I got lucky. Hmm, well there is this one with a starting bid of 75 £ or make an offer... All the others are close to 200 USD. I will keep you updated if I see any good deals for this set








