A work that represents famous rock artists and their legends and scenery, it is a tarot of 22 arcana edited in a very exclusive and special way. Very few copies worldwide.

Features illustrations of famous musicians, including David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, Mick Jagger, Madonna, Metallica, Prince, and more.
Black-and-white image of Elvis Presley on all card reverses.

Created by Paola De Filippo and Massimo Galloni. In very good condition, with only minimal shelf wear; all cards are in excellent condition.

Published in 1995.
Lo Scarabeo (Torino, Italy)
Author: Paola de Filippo, Massimo Galloni.
First Edition, 1995, complete set of 22 full-color cards, and 3 cards of instruction and information (Italian).

Like new,!!!  EXTREMELY RARE IN THIS CONDITION.
1 UNIT

🔹 Publisher: Play Factory / Atlas Games
🔹 Authors: Richard Lambert, Andrew Rilstone & James Wallis
🔹 Illustrations: Florence Magnin
🔹 Year: 2006
🔹 Language: French
🔹 Contents:
 – 110 Story Cards
 – 50 Ending Cards
 – 1 Rulebook in French
🔹 Players: 2 to 8
🔹 Age: 7+
🔹 Playtime: 30–40 minutes
🔹 Condition: Cards in excellent condition – box shows light shelf wear as pictured.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Il était une fois (Once Upon a Time) is one of the most beloved French storytelling games — a creative, literary, and imaginative experience where players become narrators of fairy tales.
Each player builds a story using illustrated cards representing places, objects, characters, and events, all inspired by the magical world of classic tales.

The goal: guide the narrative toward your secret ending card... before another player interrupts and steals the story!
This edition by Play Factory features the large tarot-size cards (160 cards total), vibrant illustrations by Florence Magnin, and all rules in French.

Perfect for writers, teachers, storytellers, and lovers of fantasy games.

A rare 19th-century French card game titled “Il faut des Époux Assortis – Nouveau Casse-tête” (“You must have matched spouses – A new puzzle”). This charming parlour pastime reflects the humor and social satire of the Belle Époque.

🔹 Publisher: J.F.J. Paris (marked on rulesheet)
🔹 Date: Circa 1880–1900
🔹 Game type: Matching / patience puzzle
🔹 Contents: Illustrated box with chromolithograph lid, folded instruction sheet, and a set of pink printed cards featuring caricatured characters (Rigobert, Sophie, Irma, Maxime, Octavie, etc.)
🔹 Card size: 9 × 6 cm
🔹 Objective: Players align the cards to find the correct “married couples” among humorous or satirical figures
🔹 Condition: Box shows expected age wear, cards and leaflet complete as pictured

A beautiful collectible for enthusiasts of antique French games, early card puzzles, or 19th-century ephemera. Rare to find with box, leaflet, and cards together.

Classic 78-Card Tarot Deck with Leather Case & Rulebook from the 80s.
1 UNIT ONLY!

Step into the timeless tradition of French tarot with this vintage 78-card deck, officially recognized by the Fédération Française de Tarot (FFT). With classic face cards and stunning blue-and-gold backs, this set is ideal for both gameplay and collectors.

Included is the original rulebook “Le Renouveau du Tarot,” featuring official game regulations. Housed in a sleek black snap-button leather case, this portable set is both stylish and functional — a perfect gift for lovers of traditional European card games.
🂠 Features:
78 full-sized tarot cards in excellent condition
Rich blue and gold Medieval floral coins and back design
Classic French-style court illustrations (Roi, Dame, etc.)
Includes original FFT instruction leaflet
Comes with elegant black leather snap case
Year: 60s
Size: 11.5 x 3 x 6.5 cm
The Box is showing signs of wear as pictured but cards are in very good condition.

🔁 Ideal for gameplay (Tarot à 4 or à 5), historical study, or collectors of French or European playing cards.

32 cards to help you understand what the current situation is.

This set of 32 cards comes from French magazine ?????? . ORIGINAL CARDS, NOT A COPY!

Very rare Indian playing cards
Size: 88mm x 62mm.

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The initiatory tarot of the masters is a tarot of 22 blades, published in 1997. This game, with a very strong symbolic connotation, is inspired both by Genesis, the Koran, the Bible, Kabbalah, alchemy and the Apocalypse of Saint John.

This deck is sought after for its unique structure, its mystical symbolism, and its introspective depth.
⚠️ Card XIV is missing — 21 cards included.
⚠️ Booklet: Missing

Details
🔹 Format: 21 Major Arcana cards (Card XIV missing)
🔹 Size: approx. 6.5 × 12.5 cm
🔹 Publication: France, 1997
🔹 Creators: Danièle Didier; Illustrations by Tristan Ra & Cléremonde
🔹 Condition: Cards in very good condition; box shows visible wear as pictured
🔹 Origin: Rare original edition – not a reprint

Issue No. 62 – July–August–September 1964
Published by Omnium Littéraire, Paris

A rare and fascinating issue of the legendary French esoteric journal Initiation & Science, founded in the early 20th century and dedicated to occult philosophy, alchemy, hermeticism, and metaphysical research.

This 63-page issue (No. 62) explores the interconnections between Tantrism, Alchemy, Druidic Science, and the Yin–Yang philosophy, along with studies of sacred geometry and hermetic symbolism.

Contents include:
🔹 Atalanta Fugiens by Michael Maier — Fifth emblem of the secrets of nature
🔹 Clarifications on the alchemical path
🔹 Tantrism, the Key to Tradition by Jean-Louis Bernard
🔹 Pa-Koua and Yin-Yang by M. J. Lévêque
🔹 The principal source of Hermès unveiled by B. Husson
🔹 Opinions on Alchemy by Count P. V. Piobb
🔹 Philosophie des Nombres by André-R. Darry
🔹 Science and Philosophy of the Druids by Paul Bouchet
🔹 Radiesthesia in Spain by Maurice Le Gall

Details:
🔹 Year: 1964 – 19th Year, Issue No. 62
🔹 Publisher: Omnium Littéraire, 72 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, Paris
🔹 63 pages, illustrated (diagrams of Yin–Yang and alchemical systems)
🔹 Language: French

Condition:
Good vintage condition — pages slightly yellowed, light wear on spine (as pictured).
1 unit only – extremely rare and out of print.

🪶 Collector’s Note:
A true piece of French occult publishing history, Initiation & Science bridges the worlds of esotericism, philosophy, and early parapsychological research.
Highly sought after by collectors of alchemy, Hermeticism, and initiatory literature.

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INITIATION & SCIENCE
1963 N° 56 / LVI

In good condition, yellowed paper, no stains or writing. 63 pages dealing with:

- Tantrism and Druidism
- Graphological studies: the graphics of Jean Cocteau
- The Cathar current reappears
- two 19th century alchemical treatises
- etc.......

Condition: Cover slightly faded and some yellowed pages. 
Book in good condition for its age.

language: FRENCH

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This one is a nice curiosity: a miniature Major Arcana tarot deck distributed by the Italian magazine Pratica, apparently as part of an astrology/cartomancy promotion ("Oroscopo Cartomanzia").

The artwork is based on the Tarot de Marseille, but redrawn in a simplified, modern style and printed in a tiny pocket format.

From the photos:

🔹 Complete 22 Major Arcana (0–21)
🔹 Original Pratica card backs
🔹 Very small pocket format
🔹 No box shown
🔹 Used condition with edge wear and handling marks
🔹 Cards remain complete and readable

🪶 Collector's Note

Italian magazine-issued tarot decks have developed a small but dedicated collector following. Produced as inexpensive promotional items rather than commercial tarot releases, many disappeared after use. Complete surviving examples such as this one provide an interesting glimpse into the popular cartomancy culture of Italy during the 1980s–1990s.

Rare and charming antique Tarot deck attributed to J. Muller & Cie, Switzerland, dated approximately 1880–1910. This exceptional tarot-style deck includes 78 cards, each richly illustrated with narrative vignettes and classic French-suited court cards (hearts, spades, diamonds, clubs). The cards show beautiful age patina, printed in the tradition of chromolithography, with iconic storytelling scenes often seen in late 19th-century cartomancy.

The set is housed in a handmade wooden treasure box, crafted with meticulous detail:
Velvet-lined interior in red
Butterfly-shaped vintage lock with chain and brass padlock + key
Secret compartment
Comes with a polished protective stone (black tiger’s eye)

This is a unique collector's piece for any lover of vintage cartomancy, fortune-telling tools, or tarot history. A true artifact of European esoteric tradition, enhanced with a beautifully designed modern display box that protects and elevates its mystical charm.

🔸 Contents:
78 antique cards (some wear and signs of age, as pictured)
Handmade custom wood box with lock, chain, key, and velvet inlay
Black stone included
Dimensions: standard card size ~6x9 cm (approx.)

⚠️ Note: Some cards show edge damage, consistent with age and use(see cards on the picture).
The deck remains complete and highly evocative.

James Bond 007 Die Another Day Playing Card Deck – a collectible deck featuring 52 original full-color images from the 2002 film starring Pierce Brosnan and Halle Berry.

Published by Carta Mundi in 2002, this officially licensed deck includes 52 standard playing cards + 3 bonus cards, each showcasing iconic scenes or characters from the movie.
Comes in its original box (some signs of shelf wear), cards in very good condition. A must-have for Bond fans and collectors of vintage film memorabilia.

The life and works of Jane Austen serve as the inspiration for the style and symbolism of this fully-illustrated 78-card deck. The aces of the minor arcana suits are each represented by a different one of Austen's novels: Candlesticks (Wands) = Pride and Predjudice, Teacups (Cups) = Emma, Quills (Swords) = Persuasion, and Coins (Pentacles) = Sense and Sensibility.

ORIGINAL LO SCARABEO DECK, NOT A COPY!

This deck contains 78 cards.
Cards measure approximately 6.5 x 11.5 cm
Cards are bilingual.
The deck is sealed(see first and last picture of the deck you will receive)

⚠️ This Lo Scarabeo version did NOT come with any booklet when it came out.

A VERY RARE and a very unique artistic piece for collectors and connoisseurs.

“The Tarot of Jane Austen” is good for problem solving and for meditation. The writings of Jane Austen add to the basic meanings of the Tarot cards. However, the main focus of this deck is self-actualization. Because of this, the deck is not suited for divination. Moreover, a deep knowledge of Austen’s novels is needed to understanding the cards. Therefore the deck is suited more for private use.

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A highly unusual and beautifully surreal erotic deck produced in the 1970s by Angel Playing Cards Co., Japan. Known among collectors as “Shapely”, this set features a series of wonderfully strange, dreamlike illustrations: nude Kings, Queens, and Jokers whose bodies intertwine with flowers, butterflies, fruits, vines, horses, and fantastical hybrid forms.

The artwork is uncredited, but unmistakably bold — a fusion of sensuality, fantasy, and delicate pointillism. Each court card is a miniature artwork, blending eroticism with mythic symbolism. The four aces also feature unique illustrations, making the deck stand out from all standard productions of the era.

🔹 Deck Details

🔹 Publisher: Angel Playing Cards Co.
🔹 Year: 1970s (approx.)
🔹 Country: Japan
🔹 Cards: 52-card deck + 2 erotic Jokers
🔹 Artwork: Anonymous (uncredited)
🔹 Condition: Mint cards – box and inner case in excellent condition
🔹 Theme: Surreal erotica, fantasy bodies, floral & zoomorphic motifs

🪶 Collector’s Note

This is one of the most eccentric and desirable erotic decks produced in Japan during the 1970s. The combination of unusual body morphs, floral symbolism, and playful erotic imagery makes it a cult favorite among niche collectors. Complete, mint copies like this one are extremely hard to find.

The Ukiyoe Tarot adapts Marseille symbolism into a Japanese style deck, with traditionally dressed figures on the Major Arcana, and undecorated minor arcana. It was out of print, but is back in print from US Games.

Included with this set:
- The Ukiyoe Tarot deck and booklet.
- handmade Japanese wooden tarot box.
- A golden satin pouch for the deck of cards.
- A Japanese pen & coin

About the deck of cards:
78 cards - 70 x 120 mm 

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A fascinating and atmospheric oracle inspired by the artistic traditions, symbolism, and geomantic wisdom of the Far East.

Created by Lo Scarabeo, this elegant 32-card deck draws its inspiration from classical Japanese art, particularly the refined world of traditional woodblock prints and decorative paintings associated with masters such as Utamaro. Rich golden backgrounds, dragons, warriors, noblewomen, ceremonial objects, and auspicious symbols combine to create a visually striking oracle unlike any other produced by the publisher.

This oracle is influenced by the principles of Eastern geomancy, an ancient divinatory tradition concerned with the hidden energies that shape everyday life and destiny. Rather than following a traditional tarot structure, each card functions as an independent oracle symbol, offering intuitive guidance through archetypal imagery rooted in Japanese culture and spirituality.

The result is a beautiful and unusual oracle that blends Japanese aesthetics, Eastern philosophy, and modern divination into a compact yet highly evocative reading system.

🔸 Deck Details

Title: Japanese Oracle (Oracolo Giapponese)
Publisher: Lo Scarabeo, Italy
Year: 2002
Number of Cards: 32
Languages: Italian, Spanish & Portuguese 
Theme: Japanese symbolism, dragons, geomancy, Eastern wisdom, traditional Japanese art, spiritual guidance and divination
Card Size: Approximately 9.8 × 6.2 cm

Bonus: PDF guide in English, French, and Italian (18 pages) sent by email after purchase. 

🔸 Condition

• Complete deck of 32 cards
• Cards remain in very good condition
• Original multilingual booklet included
• Original box is solid and attractive, showing only light shelf wear consistent with age
• Overall a well-preserved collectible example

🪶 Collector's Note

The Japanese Oracle is one of Lo Scarabeo's more unusual and lesser-known creations. Unlike many modern "Japanese-themed" decks, its imagery is rooted in traditional East Asian artistic motifs and references the influence of geomantic practices that have shaped spiritual life throughout the Far East for centuries.

Its luminous golden palette, elegant dragon imagery, and distinctive visual atmosphere make it immediately recognizable among early Lo Scarabeo releases. Complete examples have become increasingly difficult to locate, especially with the original booklet intact, making this an appealing acquisition for collectors of rare oracle decks, Japanese-inspired esoteric art, and vintage Lo Scarabeo publications.

1 UNIT LEFT!

This one from the 70s is very rare too, not easy to find with its unique back design.

⚠️ This version did NOT come with the little white booklet.

Publisher: 神戸ブックス (Kobe Books)
Copyright is NOT indicated on the box. This deck was originally sold in Japan as a set with a bigger box.

Size:
Outer box 13.5cmx6.8cmx2.5cm
Cards 11.7cmx6.2cm

Complete with 78 cards in perfect condition.
Box is showing some signs of wear due to storage as pictured.

A VERY RARE and a very unique piece for collectors and connoisseurs.

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A compact and beginner-friendly tarot deck created by French clairvoyant Jean Didier, the Tarot Express is a simplified reinterpretation of the Tarot de Marseille. Designed for fast readings and intuitive interpretation, each card features a bold, minimalist symbol paired with a bright colour code, making it ideal for both newcomers and seasoned readers who enjoy streamlined divination.

Originally released as a special insert for Vous & Votre Avenir magazine, this 22-card major-arcana deck is now out of print and increasingly sought after.
Includes the original instructions digitally (PDF).

Description

🔹 Publisher: Vous & Votre Avenir (magazine edition)
🔹 Year: approx. 2020
🔹 Cards: 21 illustrated cards + 1 extra (22 total)
🔹 Size: 6 × 9 cm
🔹 Language: French
🔹 Condition: Excellent (cards clean and crisp)
🔹 Guide: Digital instruction sheet (PDF in French) included
🔹 Status: Out of print and hard to find

This beautifully restored Jean Dodal Tarot is one of the purest and most respected recreations of the early Tarot de Marseille tradition. Originally engraved in Lyon around 1701, the Dodal deck is considered a foundational “tarot-source,” transmitting the symbolic science of medieval Master Image Makers.

Jean-Claude Flornoy — renowned for his museum-level restorations — faithfully recreated this historic deck by studying the two surviving originals, held at the Bibliothèque nationale de France and the British Museum.
His work revives the vivid colours, bold lines, and subtle symbolic language of the 18th-century engravers, allowing the Dodal imagery to speak again with clarity and strength.

🔹 Edition: 2009, Jean-Claude Flornoy
🔹 Cards: 78 cards
🔹 Size: approx. 132 × 73 mm
🔹 Languages: French & English booklet included
🔹 Condition: Excellent — cards crisp and clean; box shows light shelf wear
🔹 Authenticity: Faithful Flornoy restoration based on the two surviving originals

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Flornoy restoration of the Jean Dodal tarot is now highly sought after, as Flornoy’s editions were produced in limited runs and are no longer printed.

Collectors prize this version for:
— its historical accuracy,
— its clean linework and vivid colours,
— and its uncompromising fidelity to the 1701 engravings.

An essential reference deck for anyone serious about the Tarot de Marseille lineage.

A charming vintage deck of 54 playing cards inspired by the traditional motifs of the famous Faïenceries de Quimper.
Designed by Philippe Lays, “Meilleur Ouvrier de France,” the illustrations reproduce the iconic hand-painted decorations of Quimper pottery, a Breton craft tradition dating back to 1690.

🔹 Publisher: Éditions Le Diouris, Vannes (France)
🔹 Year: 1987
🔹 Brand: H.B. Henriot – Faïenceries de Quimper
🔹 Cards: 54 cards, complete
🔹 Card size: approx. 6.5 × 9 cm (2 1/2" × 3 3/4")
🔹 Box: Original light blue tuck box
🔹 Condition: Cards are in excellent, like-new condition. Box shows light signs of wear from storage (see photos).

A collectible deck that blends French playing card tradition with the artistry of Quimper pottery — perfect for collectors of regional French games and decorative arts.

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Discover a remarkable historical reproduction with the Jeu de Cotta, published by Grimaud in 1984 for an exhibition in Rouen.

Originally created in 1804 by Cotta in Germany, this deck belongs to the rare category of transformation playing cards, where traditional suit symbols are artistically embedded into detailed engraved scenes.

🔹 Publisher: Baptiste Paul Grimaud
🔹 Made in France
🔹 52 cards + 2 jokers
🔹 Card size: 88 x 62 mm
🔹 Square corners

🔹 Condition:
• Cards in excellent condition
• Box shows light wear

A refined and collectible piece for enthusiasts of historical playing cards and antique reproductions.

🪶 Collector’s Note

A refined reproduction of the historic Jeu de Cotta (1804), this deck belongs to the rare tradition of transformation playing cards, where suit symbols are artistically integrated into detailed engraved scenes.

Published by Grimaud for a Rouen exhibition in 1984, this edition reflects both historical preservation and artistic heritage, making it especially appealing to collectors of early European card design.

This vintage French cartomancy deck, Jeu de la Bonne Aventure, was published in France in 1983 and is now very hard to find.

Designed as a simple and accessible fortune-telling game, it is particularly well suited for beginners. Each card includes short explanatory sentences to help understand its symbolism and divinatory meaning, making it an excellent introduction to the language of cards.

Cartomancy is one of the oldest and most widely practiced forms of divination. This deck offers a clear and straightforward approach, allowing users to explore past, present, and future through traditional card reading.

Format: 6 × 9 cm
Contents: 32 cards
Language: French

Condition:
– Cards in good condition
– Box shows light wear consistent with age and storage (see photos)

🔹 Publisher: Éditions J.C. Dusserre / Maîtres-Cartiers Boechat Frères
🔹 Origin: France
🔹 Year: 1970s
🔹 Cards: 52 playing cards + historical info card
🔹 Dimensions: Approx. 6.2 × 9.3 cm
🔹 Condition: Cards in excellent condition – box shows light signs of wear as pictured

🪶 Collector’s Note

This rare reproduction deck is a faithful recreation of a 15th-century French playing card set originally made in 1493 by master cardmaker Jehan Personne in Lyon, France.
The historic sheet used as reference is preserved in the Public Library of Dijon, allowing Dusserre and the master printers Boechat Frères to revive this precious fragment of French heritage.

Each card depicts medieval courtly figures — kings, queens, and valets such as La Belle Hélène, Mélusine, Vénus, and Jeanne d’Arc la Pucelle — drawn in a striking Gothic style and colored with delicate tints typical of late-medieval engraving.

A remarkable collector’s item for lovers of historical playing cards, French iconography, and Renaissance printing art.

This is a historical reproduction deck celebrating the ideals of the French Revolution.
Originally created by Silvia Maddonni and published by France Cartes in 1988, this version was produced by Carta Mundi for Reader’s Digest around 1988-1989.

The deck contains 52 playing cards + 2 Jokers + 1 descriptive card, accompanied by a folded leaflet explaining the historical background of the game.
Each card illustrates allegorical figures of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity, making this not only a functional deck but also a collectible piece of French Revolutionary memory.

🔹 Publisher: Carta Mundi / Reader’s Digest Sélection
🔹 Year: ca. 1988-1989
🔹 Cards: 52 + 2 Jokers + 1 extra card
🔹 Size: 8 × 5.5 cm (cards), Box 9 × 5.5 × 1.8 cm
🔹 Condition: Complete in its original box with leaflet. Box shows light signs of age (see photos). Cards are in very good condition.

A rare and evocative collector’s deck for lovers of history, playing cards, and French Revolutionary iconography.

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🔹 Publisher: B.P. Grimaud / Tunzini Entreprise (France)
🔹 Edition: 1980s advertising reissue
🔹 Origin: Based on the Revolutionary deck printed in An II de la République française (1793–1794)
🔹 Composition: 52 cards (complete deck)
🔹 Dimensions: 14 × 10 × 2.5 cm
🔹 Condition:
- Cards: Excellent condition – clean and crisp.
- Box: Shows light wear and age marks (see photos).

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Jeu de l’An II (“Game of Year 2”) is a faithful reproduction of a Revolutionary-era playing card deck created during the early French Republic.
The original, dated 19 Pluviôse An II (February 7, 1794), is preserved at the Musée Carnavalet in Paris.
This patriotic deck replaced royal figures (King, Queen, Jack) with Republican virtues such as Égalité (Equality), Liberté des Cultes (Freedom of Worship), and Liberté de la Presse (Freedom of the Press).

Reissued by B.P. Grimaud in the 1980s, this version was commissioned as a corporate gift by Tunzini Entreprise, with a historical explanatory card included.
It’s both a rare collectible and a fascinating testimony to Revolutionary symbolism in daily life.

A charming survivor from the French Belle Époque: The Spider and the Fly Game, produced in Paris by Les Jeux et Jouets Français around 1895–1910.
In this strategic chase game, five flies attempt to escape across a beautifully printed web while the spider races to capture them.

🔹 Publisher: Les Jeux et Jouets Français(JJF), Paris
🔹 Year: c. 1895–1910

This complete set includes:
- the original illustrated board
- wooden playing tokens (flies & spider)
- the printed rule sheet inside the lid
- the original decorative box

📏 Box size: 21.5 × 13.5 × 3 cm

Condition: box shows age wear but remains sturdy; board and pieces complete and well-preserved. A wonderful collectible from early 20th-century French game craftsmanship.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Games by Les Jeux & Jouets Français are increasingly hard to find, especially complete examples from the Belle Époque era.
This Jeu de l’Araignée, with its original wooden pieces, intact printed rules, and decorative box, represents a rare and highly desirable collectible.
Early French boxed games in complete condition typically appreciate steadily on the market due to their scarcity and historical charm.

Travel back to the Belle Époque with this rare 1911 edition of the Jeu de l’Oie, published by the prestigious French house N.K. Atlas, Paris.
This charming early 20th-century version of the classic goose game is beautifully preserved in its original floral-patterned box, offering a complete nostalgic experience of family entertainment from the turn of the century.

🔹 Publisher: N.K. Atlas, Paris
🔹 Year: circa 1911
🔹 Format: Complete boxed set
🔹 Includes:
 • Original illustrated Jeu de l’Oie game board (63 spaces with central instructions)
 • 2 vintage dice
 • 2 faux-leather game cups
 • Assorted game tokens in a small illustrated box
 • Floral hard cardboard storage box (approx. 24 × 17 cm)

The colorful board features traditional hand-colored squares and central printed French rules, with lively scenes of travel, adventure, and chance rendered in warm Art Nouveau tones.

🪶 Collector’s Note:
A genuine treasure from the Belle Époque, this 1911 Jeu de l’Oie embodies the elegance and playfulness of early French toy-making. Complete examples in this condition are increasingly scarce and highly prized among collectors of antique games, toys & curiosités françaises.

📜 Condition: Good antique condition — some edge wear, light marks, and gentle fading consistent with age and use. The set remains solid, charming, and ready for display or gentle play.

A sumptuous vintage French tarot deck presented in its original luxurious red velvet case with gold detailing.
Complete with all cards and its authentic booklet Le Renouveau du Tarot, issued by the Fédération Française de Tarot (FFT), this set embodies the refinement of traditional French card craftsmanship.

The richly illustrated faces feature classic motifs such as the Roi de Carreau (King of Diamonds) rendered in vivid tones, while the ornate symmetrical backs recall the floral filigree of 19th-century designs.
A rare and elegant collector’s ensemble — perfect for tarot players, historians, or lovers of fine playing cards.

🔹 Complete 78-card deck
🔹 Card size: 6 × 11.3 cm
🔹 Publisher: FFT (Fédération Française de Tarot)
🔹 Country: France, ca. 1980s
🔹 Includes the original FFT rule booklet Le Renouveau du Tarot
🔹 Velvet-lined presentation box with hinged lid
🔹 Excellent vintage condition (minimal wear to the box edges)

🪶 Collector’s Note

A quintessential piece of French tarot heritage, this FFT edition blends precision printing with timeless elegance. The tactile red velvet case gives it a ceremonial quality — a deck made not only to play but to preserve.

Very rare vintage French tarot deck from the 1960s, published under the OPAK brand.
This collectible edition contains 78 cards with richly colored illustrations in the style of traditional French tarot games.

🔹 Publisher: OPAK / France
🔹 Reference: 401
🔹 Date: circa 1960s
🔹 Cards: 78
🔹 Size: 11.5 × 6.5 × 3 cm
🔹 Condition: Excellent vintage condition – the cards are beautifully preserved and the original slipcase box shows light signs of age as pictured.

A wonderful deck for lovers of classic French tarot card games and collectors of mid-century OPAK editions.
1 unit only – very hard to find!