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Original Waite Rider Tarot Deck
Original version of the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck created by E. A. Waite and illustrated by the british illustrator Pamela Colman Smith. It is commonly referred to as the Waite-Rider or Pam-A deck. Its symbolism is mostly taken from the teachings of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn that both Waite and Colman Smith were part of. The deck was produced by Rider in 1909. Since its release this deck became the most popular type of divination tarot and inspired countless various -- you can find some of the most prominent variations linked in the related deck section below.
Tarocco piemontese Avondo
Incredible Della Rocca deck produced in Italy by Fratelli Avondo circa 1862. This Bolognese tarot made during the 19th century is comprised of 78 cards that use the coins, swords, cups, batons and trumps suits. Design-wise the picture cards are penciled in the Della Rocca pattern style with a blue & white back. Our version is incomplete missing 4 cards but is in good condition.
Le grand jeu de l'oracle des dames
Incredible Grand Etteilla deck printed in France by Thomas De la Rue & Co Ltd around 1865. This Italian tarot from the 19th century is comprised of 78 cards that use the major arcana, coins, swords, cups and batons suits. In term of design the card back is red. Our deck is complete and is in good condition.
Original Etteilla
Superb Grand Etteilla deck made in France by Etteilla not far off 1791. This Italian tarot from the 18th century is comprised of 78 cards that use the major arcana, coins, swords, cups and, batons suits. Stylistically a red & white back. Our version is complete and is in fair condition.
Marseille tarot by Nicolas Conver
Wonderful Marseille tarot deck printed in France by A. Camoin & Cie circa 1760. This Marseille tarot from the 18th century was drawn by Nicolas Conver and is comprised of 78 cards that use the major arcana, coins, swords, cups and, batons suits. Design-wise a blue & white back. Our deck is incomplete missing 3 cards and is in very good condition.
Etteilla II: Jeu des 78 tarots egyptiens - Livre de thot
Superb Grand Etteilla deck crafted in France by Z. Lismon sometime around 1885. This Italian tarot from the 19th century was drawn by Simon François Blocquel and is comprised of 78 cards that use the major arcana, coins, swords, cups and, batons suits. In term of design a red & orange back. Our version is complete and is in fair condition.