Found an ad for Mauger's Pointers in my November 14, 1878 issue of The American Stationer along with a price list showing the Mauger brands at the time.

1986

H date code and lack of registered trademark symbol on the cards and $2.00 book would make this 1986.

And here are some Bicycle singles that are not for sale but I like showing off.

Ebay is probably your best bet.  Not sure how many eyes would see your decks if you posted them here - though I might be interested in a couple of the decks you just posted.

As for value, a lot depends on how quickly you want to sell them.  You can do an auction and hope that a couple of interested folks show up and bid up the price, or you can do a buy it now and be prepared to wait.  I just sold a Kalamazoo Aristocrat deck on eBay that I was posted for at least 6 months. 

You can always check the sold listings on ebay to get an idea of what your decks might be worth, too.

Make that 1943, not 1963.  I did not realize that Bee used the smaller courts going back to the 1930s, so your deck is most likely from 1943 given back design, NYCCC on Ace of Spades, and type of date stamp.

Hey Bruce. I?ve got a few older Bicycle singles. I?ll send you a pick next week and see if you need any.

Not quite a price list, but a 1914 Wyeth Hardware catalog page with a great selection of American Bank Note decks

SX12 - Los Leones Naipes #71 USPC - Hochman lists this as a 40 card deck for playing hombre, but I have a 48 card deck c1897, so maybe 48 card deck was added later.

Here's another puzzler, and I'm wondering if anyone has ever seen either of these decks, or if they were ever produced.  I've got what looks to be a printing samples or proofs for a tuck box for a 525 Aristocrat Multi-Color deck and a No. 06 Square Deal, both from Russell Playing Card Co.  Anybody ever seen one of these or have a deck?

c1936 Walgreens Stud Playing Cards - made by USPCC - Note the lack of "With Two Jokers" and "Reg. U.S. Pat. Off." on the front of the tuck box.  I think only this first version lacked each of these.

I got my hands on a 1936 Stud deck, and this seems to be the place to share Stud info.  Both sides have "STUD PLAYING CARDS"

10 Cent Tax Stamp and "W" date code make these 1936.  Earliest Stud deck I've ever seen.

Check out these well-researched posts from touya for answers to your Stud questions:

http://www.playingcardforum.com/index.php?topic=13807.msg133579#msg133579

Due to the lack of the registered trademark symbol on the tuck, I?d say it was 1990 or a bit before. But let us know if you open it to find out for sure.