This is 2 different sets, but since they are bundled together, I'm doing them as one.

I must say that Richard always delivers on his promises, some of my Kickstarters are delayed for weeks or months, but Richard always gets the product out on time. This was also done in conjunction with Ingrid Hardy of Long Dog Cards.

Ancient Egypt Trading Cards
Comes in 2 flip top boxes.
10 Macarie's Mummies - drawings by Macarie Claudiu
9 Elisabetta Stoinich Egyptian Pantheon cards with Egyptian Gods
1 Elisabetta Stoinich Pantheon Shimmer card
11 Kitty eerie Series 4 cat paintings by Lindsey Greyling
9 Ingrid Hardy Egyptian Paintings cards
1 Frosted Gold Ingrid Hardy Painting
9 Huy Truong Egyptian Beauties female portraits
3 Huy Truong Frosted Gold Egyptian Beauties
1 Small Sticker #1
6 Different Ancient Egypt Promos, including Frosted Gold and Prism versions
1 Maitlan's Monsters Promo with a Mummy on it
2 Lenticulars L1 and L2
2 Genuine Etching Cards of Elisabetta Stoinich art, by RR Parks, Signed by RR Parks and numbered (both mine were numbered 73/106)
1 Ingrid Hardy Linocut, numbered 80/135
1 Blank Sketch card
1 Sketch card of Horus by Jenni Gilbory (?)
1 Relic Mummy Beads
1 Relic Mummy Wrapping
1 Checklist

Roman Emperors 2
This is a smaller set, it fits in one flip top box.

23 base cards Roman Emperors from Pescennus Niger in 193 to Postumus to 268.
5 Gladiators cards by Daniel Hayman
9 Roman Beauties Female portraits by Huy Truong
3 Frosted Gold Roman Beauties by Huy Truong
1 Checklist
1 Blank Sketch card
1 Sketch of an Emperor by Arens
1 Roman Coin Relic Very small coin, but over 1000 years old.

Other cards:
Krampuss P2 promo
RR Parks 8th Annual Halloween Trading Card Event Promo
Roman Emperors 2 Miscut card
2 Unfolded Wrappers Kitty Eerie/Egyptian Paintings and Roman Beauties/ Egyptian Beauties
1 uncut sheet with 4 cards, 2 Roman Beauties and 2 Egyptian Beauties
2 5x7 sheets with Elisabetta Stoinich Egyptian Goddess

Thoughts:
Beautiful cards, the 2 Beauties sets are excellent. The Egypt set could have used more text on back of cards, but the Roman sets does well here. Well done Richard!