🔹 Creator: Georges Muchery
🔹 Publisher: B. P. Grimaud, Paris
🔹 Year: 1924 (original first edition)
🔹 Card title: Mars
🔹 Planetary Symbol: ♂ (Mars – action, force, conflict, vitality)
🔹 Dimensions: approx. 12.7 × 7.4 cm
🔹 Design: Classical martial figure holding a spear, set against a divided celestial field with the symbol of Mars — embodying strength, courage, confrontation, and raw energy
🔹 System: Part of the renowned Système Astrologique de Georges Muchery
🔹 Material: Heavy cardstock with patterned blue back
🔹 Condition: Authentic vintage card with light edge wear and soft corner rounding; overall very good for its age
🔹 Note: ⚠️ Single card only (no box, no complete set)

🪶 Collector’s Note
This card originates from the original 1924 Grimaud edition of Georges Muchery’s astrological divination system — one of the earliest structured attempts to merge astrology and cartomancy in early 20th-century France.
Each planet was represented through a powerful symbolic scene; Mars, the planet of action and conflict, is depicted here as a martial archetype expressing drive, assertiveness, and struggle.
Printed on thick textured stock with Grimaud’s distinctive patterned back, original Muchery cards are now extremely scarce, especially as surviving single cards from dismantled or incomplete sets.

🔹 Creator: Georges Muchery
🔹 Publisher: B.P. Grimaud, Paris
🔹 Year: 1924 (original edition)
🔹 Card title: 20 Capricorne
🔹 Dimensions: 12.7 × 7.4 cm
🔹 Design: Stylized black eagle descending upon a rocky cliff — symbol of Capricorn’s ambition, perseverance, and solitude
🔹 System: Part of the renowned Système Astrologique de Georges Muchery
🔹 Material: Heavy cardstock with patterned blue back
🔹 Condition: Authentic vintage card showing light edge wear and handwritten annotations at top; overall very good for its age
🔹 Note: ⚠️ Single card only (no box, no set)

🪶 Collector’s Note:
This card comes from the original 1924 Grimaud edition of Georges Muchery’s famous astrological divination system, one of the earliest attempts to merge astrology and cartomancy in early 20th-century France.
Each sign was represented by a striking symbolic animal — in this case, the Eagle of Capricorn, embodying ambition, endurance, and ascent through adversity.
Printed on thick textured stock with Grimaud’s distinct patterned back, these cards are now extremely scarce, especially as single surviving originals.