Original Tarot of Marrakech / Tarot de Marrakech, created by Georges Colleuil and Jean-Baptiste Valadié and published in 2010. This highly colorful tarot draws upon Arab, Berber and Mediterranean symbolism, imagining an ancient body of wisdom transmitted through Marrakech and preserved through the centuries.

The deck is unusual in containing 79 cards rather than the traditional 78. It comprises 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana, together with an additional 79th card. The striking artwork combines figures, animals, architecture, geometric forms and symbols from different spiritual and cultural traditions. Card titles are printed in French and English.

🔹 Creators: Georges Colleuil & Jean-Baptiste Valadié
🔹 Edition: 2010
🔹 Publisher: GKomm Diffusion
🔹 Printed by: France-Cartes
🔹 Cards: 79
🔹 Card size: approx. 6.3 × 12 cm
🔹 Booklet: Included, French/English
🔹 Condition: Complete and in good used condition. Cards remain very presentable; original box shows noticeable shelf and edge wear, particularly around the corners.

📜 Collector’s Note

The Tarot de Marrakech is distinguished by its 79-card structure and its synthesis of tarot with Arab, Berber and broader esoteric symbolism. Colleuil and Valadié conceived the deck around the legendary transmission of ancient knowledge associated with Alexandria, Fez and Marrakech. The vivid, highly individual artwork makes this an especially recognizable modern French tarot, while this 2010 GKomm Diffusion edition printed by France-Cartes is of particular interest to collectors of unusual European decks.

This is a collector-grade ensemble, ideal for those who value esoteric art, mythology-based decks, or rare modern tarots with a narrative structure.
A mythical tarot treasure resurrected for collectors — Le Minotarot, originally created and published in France in 1982 in a strictly limited run of 2,000 signed copies, returns here in a faithful facsimile edition.

This deluxe offer includes the deck, a handmade Minotaur-themed tarot box, a velvet bag, and a YES/NO divination coin — making it an exceptional collector’s ensemble.

🔹 78 cards + 1 extra card (70 × 120 mm)
🔹 High-quality 350 gsm coated stock
🔹 Original art concept published in 1982 (France)
🔹 Facsimile reproduction from an original vintage deck
🔹 Handmade Minotaur box + black cloth pouch
🔹 YES/NO metal divination coin included
🔹 Instruction booklet provided digitally (EN or FR)
🔹 JUST 1 UNIT AVAILABLE

A rare mythological tarot brought back to life — complete, dramatic, and ready for the labyrinth.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Le Minotarot occupies a unique position in the tarot world: part oracle, part graphic novel, part mythological artifact.
The horizontal panoramic sequence — a brilliant invention by the original artist — transforms the deck into a continuous labyrinthine mural, narrating the entire Theseus–Minotaur myth in a single visual sweep.

Its stark palette, architectural framing, and hybrid use of playing card suits place it firmly among the most unusual experimental tarots of the 20th century. Original editions are extremely scarce; facsimile versions, when assembled in a custom mythic box like this one, are almost never seen on the market.

A rare and iconic edition of the Zigeuner Tarot (Gypsy Tarot), created by Walter Wegmüller and published by Sphinx Verlag, Basel (1975).

This complete set contains:
🔹 78 large-format cards (22 Major Arcana + 56 Minor Arcana)
🔹 2 title cards
🔹 Richly illustrated, full-color artworks described by Stuart R. Kaplan as “phantastic popular art” in his Encyclopedia of Tarot (pp. 292–293)
🔹 Card size: approx. 105 × 145 mm
🔹 Rounded edges, backs with a striking yellow-tan mirrored geometric design
🔹 Original black box with printed lid (showing light surface wear as pictured)

The cards feature German titles and exhibit Wegmüller’s unique psychedelic and visionary style, blending folk art and esoteric symbolism into a highly collectible tarot deck.

Condition: Cards are in very good condition with minimal handling wear; box shows minor signs of age.

A must-have collector’s piece for lovers of vintage tarot, psychedelic art, and rare Sphinx Verlag editions.

Tarots hold the secrets of everyone's destiny. But how do you use them? The author, a great specialist in cartomancy, presents us with clarity this traditional game so fascinating. He studies each of the cards, separately (what are their meanings, their direction of prediction) and in combination with the other cards of the game. He describes in detail the major arcana, their symbol, their positive or negative value, the times and the places. suitable for drawing. It analyzes the Minor Arcana, their position (upright or reversed) and provides all the instructions necessary for their interpretation. Finally, it clearly sets out the real rules of fortune telling, the real game of divination, oracles ... A book + set of 78 cards set that will allow you to contemplate the present and the future with serenity and confidence.

Laura Tuan studied Sanskrit and your Eastern religions, and has devoted herself for many years to parapsychology and esotericism. She is the author of numerous books for Éditions De Vecchi, including Le Grand Livre des sciences occultes.

5 7/8" x 3" actual card size
Editions De Vecchi 1994
216 pages book.
Language: French

Cards & booklet are in good condition. The case shows few signs of wear as pictured but is complete and fully functional.

1 UNIT!

Also known as The Basque Country Tarot, this rare deck was published by Heraclio Fournier to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Fournier Museum of Playing Cards.

Its artwork, created by Maritxu Erlanz de Guler and Alfredo Fermín Cemillán (Mintxo), blends Basque mythology with traditional Tarot archetypes, infusing each card with local legends, mysticism, and symbolism.

🔹 Publisher: Heraclio Fournier, Spain
🔹 Year: 1990
🔹 Cards: 78
🔹 Card size: 7 × 11 cm
🔹 Languages: Spanish, Basque, English (trilingual deck)
🔹 Booklet: Included — in French, English, Spanish, and German
🔹 Condition: Cards in good condition, booklet good, box shows visible wear from age and storage (see photos).

🪶 Collector’s Note

A unique cultural tarot merging ancient Basque tradition with modern artistic interpretation. Rarely seen outside Spain, this deck stands as a fascinating regional expression of the Tarot’s universal language — vivid, earthy, and symbolic of identity and spirit. Out of print and increasingly collectible.

This rare vintage edition of I Tarocchi dei Visconti was published by Dal Negro in the 1970s.
Illustrations are based on the famous Renaissance designs by Bonifacio Bembo and Antonio Cicognara, accompanied by the original 1970s booklet written by Gabriele Mandel.

🔹 Publisher: Dal Negro, Treviso – Italia
🔹 Artists: Bonifacio Bembo & Antonio Cicognara
🔹 Booklet: by Gabriele Mandel (Italian language)
🔹 Date: 1970s edition
🔹 Card size: Oversized format – approx. 7" x 3-1/4" (larger than standard tarot decks)
🔹 Condition:

- Cards: NEW!
- Box: shows wear and signs of storage (see photos)
- Booklet: complete, in Italian

A beautiful collectible tarot deck reproducing the iconic Visconti-Sforza tarot, one of the oldest and most prestigious tarot designs in history. Perfect for collectors, historians, and tarot enthusiasts alike.

Exceptional and increasingly hard-to-find Oswald Wirth Tarot Deck, published in 1982 by U.S. Games Systems and printed by AGM Müller, Switzerland.

Created by the renowned Swiss occultist, Freemason, and esoteric author Oswald Wirth (1860–1943), this historical tarot is considered one of the most influential reinterpretations of the Tarot of Marseille ever produced.

This example remains factory sealed, an increasingly uncommon condition for an early U.S. Games edition.

🔹 Designer and artist: Oswald Wirth.
🔹 Publisher: U.S. Games Systems.
🔹 Printed by: AGM Müller, Switzerland.
🔹 Country of publication: United States. Year: 1982.
🔹 Number of cards: 78.
🔹 Card size: 13.3 × 7.3 cm (5¼ × 2⅞ inches).
🔹 Language: English booklet included.
🔹 Condition: Factory sealed. The original box shows some signs of wear caused by age and storage, as shown in the photographs.

🪶 COLLECTOR’S NOTE

The Oswald Wirth Tarot occupies a special place in tarot history because it bridges the gap between the traditional Tarot of Marseille and the French occult revival of the late nineteenth century.

Wirth collaborated with influential occult circles and drew inspiration from the teachings of Stanislas de Guaita, one of the leading figures of French esotericism. His deck transformed the tarot into a symbolic system intended not only for divination but also for philosophical and spiritual study.

The 1982 U.S. Games edition is particularly desirable because it represents one of the earliest American publications authorized by Wirth's successors. At a time when historical tarot decks were still largely unknown outside Europe, this edition introduced English-speaking collectors to one of the most respected decks in occult literature.

Today, early U.S. Games examples—especially factory-sealed copies—have become increasingly difficult to locate. Their historical importance and limited availability continue to make them highly sought after by collectors worldwide.

Exceptional Jeu de la Princesse Tarot, a fascinating historical reproduction published by Éditions Dusserre, Paris, in the mid-1980s, faithfully recreated from the rare 1843 edition attributed to Johannès Trismégiste.

This unusual tarot belongs to the Etteilla tradition, one of the earliest systems specifically designed for cartomancy rather than game play. Inspired by ancient Egypt and 19th-century occultism, the deck presents a completely different interpretation of the tarot.

Unlike traditional tarot decks, this system numbers cards from 1 to 78 and includes printed divinatory meanings directly on each card, reflecting one of the earliest structured tarot reading methods.

🔹 Details:
• Publisher: Dusserre (France)
• Period: c. 1980s
• Based on: Etteilla system (1843 variant)
• Size: approx. 3" x 5"

🔹 Condition:
• Very good vintage condition
• Cards thick, semi-glossy, sturdy
• Box and booklet included

🪶 Collector’s Note

Jeu de la Princesse Tarot, published by Dusserre in the 1980s, is a faithful reproduction of a rare 19th-century Etteilla tarot, inspired by an 1843 model.

Unlike traditional tarot decks, each card is numbered from 1 to 78 and features its divinatory meanings printed directly on the card, transforming the deck into a symbolic book to be deciphered.

Highly sought after by enthusiasts of historical cartomancy, this deck represents one of the earliest modern forms of tarot divination.

The Tarokado is the result of four years of artistic, poetic and intuitive exploration of the Tarot. Cadot reimagines the traditional system as a dreamlike labyrinth in which every card becomes a doorway into the imagination.

Complete deck of 78 cards: 22 Major Arcana reproduced from large original oil paintings and 56 Minor Arcana based on detailed black-and-white drawings. The original works were created between 1986 and 1990.

The traditional suits are reinvented as Soleils (Suns), Lunes (Moons), Étoiles (Stars) and Terres (Earth).

🔹 Language: French
🔹 Publication: Éditions de Mortagne, Canada
🔹 Publication date: November 28, 1997
🔹 Cards: 78
🔹 Card size: approx. 14.5 × 10.5 cm (5.71 × 4.13 in)
🔹 Includes the original French instruction booklet.

Condition: Cards are in very good condition. Original box shows visible age, rubbing and storage wear, particularly around the edges and corners, as pictured. Booklet in good condition.

🪶Collector’s Note:

The Tarokado is a particularly unusual late-20th-century tarot, notable for its large-format cards and Robert Cadot’s highly personal artwork. Published in French Canada in 1997, it had relatively limited circulation and is now seldom encountered complete with its original box and instruction booklet, making it an appealing piece for collectors of rare and independently conceived tarot decks.

A fascinating and highly distinctive 1990s Canadian tarot, particularly collectible for its large format, surreal imagery and unusual reinterpretation of the traditional suits.

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.

Details
🔹 Format: 22 Major Arcana cards
🔹 Booklet in FR, ENG, ESP
🔹 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 and booklet show visible wear as pictured
🔹 Origin: Rare original edition – not a reprint

Original promotional tarot deck issued by Leerdammer Ligne in France, circa 2000–2005.

This unusual advertising deck combines the 22 Major Arcana of the Tarot de Marseille with short daily predictions covering work, love, money, and health. One additional promotional card advertises Leerdammer Ligne products, making the deck complete.

The reverse features the slogan "Du Bonheur ou Je Fais un Malheur !", created as part of a Leerdammer marketing campaign.

Contents

• 22 Major Arcana cards
• 1 promotional Leerdammer Ligne card
• French text throughout
• Card size: approximately 12 × 6 cm

Condition
Cards are in very good vintage condition with light signs of handling. Colors remain bright and the cards are clean. Please examine all photographs carefully as they form part of the description.
A fun and increasingly uncommon French promotional collectible, perfect for tarot enthusiasts, advertising collectors, and lovers of unusual food-related memorabilia.

🪶 Collector's Note

Promotional tarot decks produced for food brands are far less common than standard tarot editions. This Leerdammer Ligne deck is an entertaining example of early-2000s French advertising, combining the symbolism of the Tarot de Marseille with daily horoscope-style guidance to promote the brand in an original way.

This rare and beautiful edition of I Tarocchini is a 1978 facsimile reprint of the historic tarot deck engraved by Giuseppe Maria Mitelli between 1663 and 1669. Produced by Grafica Gutenberg (Italy), the deck reproduces the celebrated Bolognese tarot tradition known as Tarocchino, characterized by its reduced structure of 62 cards.

This edition includes lightly watercolored cards, a booklet in Italian, and a hardcover slipcase-style box with Mitelli’s artwork on the front and back. Each card is a faithful reproduction of the 17th-century originals, showcasing allegorical figures from Renaissance iconography. The trumps follow a unique sequence derived from the Bolognese “Type A” order, with some surprising visual interpretations—such as “Love” portrayed by a blindfolded Cupid holding a flaming heart, or “Strength” as a woman embracing a column.

Mitelli’s deck is more than a historical curiosity; it is a window into the intellectual and artistic sensibilities of Baroque Bologna. This 1978 edition has become a collectible in its own right.

Details:
Title: I Tarocchini
Creator: Giuseppe Maria Mitelli
Publisher: Grafica Gutenberg
Country: Italy
Year: 1978 (original engravings: c. 1663–1669)
Format: Hardcover slipcase + Italian booklet
Number of cards: 62
ISBN: 88-85014-00-3
Condition:  "Very good overall, with light wear to box edges and minor discoloration, as shown in photos. Cards in excellent shape."

A must-have for collectors, historians, or lovers of esoteric art.

Out of print edition, a VERY rare find for collectors!

Don't hesitate to ask me questions or ask for more photographs!
This will be carefully shipped with a tracking number and insured.

This work by Jean-Louis Victor, tarot specialist and author of numerous esoteric manuals, presents a detailed description of the 22 major arcana and the 56 minor arcana, each card being analyzed into its main components: description, symbolism and influence and applications practice.

Ancient Egypt, with its pyramids, its famous philosophical school and its lighthouse of Alexandria, has always fascinated people. But what remains of this civilization which made letters, arts and sciences flourish? Some ruins. Some frescoes. But, above all, a powerful symbolism and a teaching which reached, in its time, the heights of knowledge.

Let us hope that this initiatory journey of the Tarot of the great initiates of ancient Egypt brings constructive elements to all those who have chosen to follow the path of the other side of the world.

Deck of cards is in very good condition but the box is showing signs of wear due to storage as pictured.
This deck is out of print and very hard to find, making it quite a rare item for collectors.

This rare and highly collectible tarot deck by Amerigo Folchi, published by Solleone in 1985, celebrates the historic city of Pistoia and its famous Palio (horse race). Each of the 79 cards is rich with medieval symbolism, heraldic motifs, and Folchi’s distinctive artistic flair, blending tradition with arcane poetry.

🔹 Publisher: Edizioni del Solleone – Vito Arienti (Italy, 1985)
🔹 Artist: Amerigo Folchi
🔹 Edition: Limited & numbered (2000 copies worldwide) – this one is No. 992
🔹 Cards: 79 (78 + 1 extra) – complete
🔹 Size: 67 × 111 mm
🔹 Language: Italian 
🔹 Condition: Cards are LIKE NEW – box shows signs of wear due to age and storage (see photos).

This rare and highly collectible tarot deck by Amerigo Folchi, published by Solleone in 1985, celebrates the historic city of Pistoia and its famous Palio (horse race). Each of the 79 cards is rich with medieval symbolism, heraldic motifs, and Folchi’s distinctive artistic flair, blending tradition with arcane poetry.

As one of Folchi’s earliest masterpieces, it is considered a jewel of Italian tarot publishing in the 1980s. With only 2000 numbered copies printed, it has become extremely hard to find and is a coveted piece for collectors worldwide.

✨ A must-have for connoisseurs of Solleone editions, Amerigo Folchi’s art, and historical Italian tarots.

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Egyptian-themed tarot that avoids the use of flat, hieroglyphic-like figures found in most other Egyptian-style decks. Instead, the characters are more three-dimensional, and have the appearance of having been sculpted out of stone, marble, or metal. The pip cards are non-scenic.

Set of 77 cards ⚠️ 1 card missing(17: The Star)!
Condition:
Cards are in Very Good Condition.
Box is showing few signs of wear as pictured.
Booklet is in French only.

Out of print. An extremely rare piece for collectors and connoisseurs.

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A scarce and highly collectible limited edition of the historic Tarot d'Épinal, published by Arts & Lettres, Nancy, with the authorization of the renowned Imagerie Pellerin, one of France's most famous historic printers.

This edition faithfully reproduces the celebrated Tarot d'Épinal, preserving its distinctive iconography, vibrant colors, and traditional card titles. Unlike most French tarot decks, it features unique figures such as Jupiter, Junon, and other characteristic elements inherited from the original Épinal tradition.

Printed in a strictly limited edition of only 1,200 copies, this deck has become increasingly difficult to find, especially complete with its publisher's box.

Details

🔹 Complete deck of 78 tarot cards
🔹 Published by Arts & Lettres, Nancy 1975
🔹 Produced with the authorization of Imagerie Pellerin, Épinal
🔹 Strictly limited printing of 1,200 copies
🔹 Card size: approximately 11.8 × 6.4 cm (4.65 × 2.52 inches)
🔹 Faithful reproduction of the historic Tarot d'Épinal
🔹 Features the original patterned card backs
🔹 A desirable edition for collectors of historical tarot decks and French cartomancy

Condition

🔹 Cards: Very Good condition, complete and clean with bright colors
🔹 Booklet: Printed reproduction included for reference and historical context
🔹 Box: Original box included, showing noticeable age-related wear, corner wear, and old tape repairs as visible in the photographs

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Tarot d'Épinal occupies a unique place in the history of French tarot. Originally produced by the famous Imagerie Pellerin, whose printing workshops have operated in Épinal since the late eighteenth century, it differs significantly from the more familiar Tarot de Marseille tradition. Its distinctive imagery and regional character make it one of the most fascinating and sought-after historical French tarot variants. This limited Arts & Lettres edition helped preserve that heritage and remains one of the most collectible modern reproductions of the deck.

A striking and rare contemporary Italian tarot deck designed by A. Picini and published in 1979 by Galleria d’Arte L’Antenna (Bergamo, Italy).
Printed by Grafica Comense (Como) in collaboration with Dino Tettamanti, this deck captures the avant-garde spirit of late-1970s Italian art, where numerology, geometry, and surrealism meet.

Each card combines bright colors, typographic codes, and symbolic compositions in a bold, modernist interpretation of the traditional tarot archetypes.

🔹 Published: 1979, Italy
🔹 Artist: A. Picini
🔹 Printer: Grafica Comense, Como
🔹 Format: Full 78-card deck + booklet
🔹 Size: Large format cards (approx. 8.5 × 14 cm)
🔹 Condition: Cards excellent; outer box shows shelf wear as pictured

🪶 Collector’s Note

Picini’s Tarocchi is a visual manifesto of Italian design modernism — vibrant, cerebral, and deeply symbolic.
Its synthesis of numbers, colors, and figures evokes the experimental language of Arte Povera and conceptual art.
Printed in limited quantity and distributed mainly through art galleries, this edition remains a cult collector’s piece, rarely seen outside Italy.

A fascinating and highly collectible Dutch edition of the legendary Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot, published during the great European occult revival of the early 1970s.

Produced by Bert Bakker in the Netherlands, this edition is notable for its distinctive minimalist presentation, featuring the complete Rider-Waite-Smith imagery reproduced in striking black-and-white line art. Stripped of the familiar colors, the deck reveals the elegance and precision of Pamela Colman Smith's original drawings, allowing the symbolism and composition of each card to stand out with remarkable clarity.

This particular printing is especially sought after by collectors because it features the famous "Coleman" misprint, where Pamela Colman Smith's name appears incorrectly on the box. This unusual production error became one of the defining characteristics of this edition and later reappeared on the Kosmos Z&K reissue. The deck also retains its original magenta Ankh card backs, another feature unique to this lineage of Dutch Rider-Waite editions.

🔸 Deck Details

Title: Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot (Dutch Edition)
Publisher: Bert Bakker, Netherlands
Year: 1971
Artists: Pamela Colman Smith & Arthur Edward Waite
Language: Dutch
Number of Cards: 78 cards + 2 original title cards ("78 tarotkaarten")
Card Size: Approximately 12 × 7.4 cm
Card Backs: Magenta Ankh design
Printing Style: Monochrome black-and-white Rider-Waite 

🔸 Condition

• Cards are in very good vintage condition
• No tears, writing, or significant staining observed
• Complete deck including the two original title cards
  
• Box shows noticeable age-related wear and damage
  

Overall, a very attractive surviving example for a deck now more than fifty years old.

🪶 Collector's Note

Among European Rider-Waite editions, the 1971 Bert Bakker printing occupies a special place. It was one of the earliest widely distributed Dutch versions of the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot and introduced many readers in the Netherlands to the deck that would later become the world's most influential tarot.

Collectors particularly seek this edition for its unusual combination of features: the monochrome artwork, the magenta Ankh backs, the Dutch titles, and especially the famous "Coleman" spelling error. Complete examples retaining both title cards and the original box are becoming increasingly difficult to locate, making this a desirable acquisition for collectors of vintage tarot, Rider-Waite variants, and European occult publishing history.

A rare and highly unusual historical tarot deck published in France in 1987 to commemorate the Millennium of the Capetian Dynasty (987–1987).

Created by French artists and cardmakers Gilles and Anne-Marie Hipeau, this remarkable deck was issued as part of the official celebrations marking one thousand years since the election of Hugues Capet, founder of the Capetian royal line that ruled France for centuries.

Rather than depicting traditional tarot figures, the deck reimagines the tarot through French royal history. Thirty kings and queens, alongside emblematic historical figures such as Joan of Arc and Eleanor of Aquitaine, replace the conventional court and major arcana characters while preserving the structure of a complete 78-card tarot deck.

This copy is No. 75 from the limited "dessin" edition of only 140 numbered examples.

Printed on Arches Pure Rag Vellum Paper (Papier Vélin Chiffon Arches Pur), one of France's most prestigious fine-art papers traditionally used for printmaking, engraving, and watercolor.

Produced according to the methods of the old French master cardmakers, the cards were printed on laminated paper stock and issued in two versions:

• 140 numbered "dessin" editions (black-and-white)
• 50 numbered and signed color editions

The Major Arcana and court figures are associated with significant personalities from French history, including Hugues Capet, Saint Louis (Louis IX), Philippe le Bel, Catherine de Médicis, Louis XIV, Marie-Antoinette, and many others.

A fascinating blend of tarot symbolism, genealogy, royal history, and French cultural heritage.

Includes:

• Complete 78-card deck
  Card Size: approximately 15.5 × 8.5 cm (6.1 × 3.3 inches)
  
• Original explanatory booklet
• Original numbered box
• Original publisher presentation

 The Major Arcana are associated with significant figures of French history, including Louis IX, Louis XIV, Catherine de Médicis, Marie-Antoinette, Philippe le Bel, and many others.

A fascinating blend of tarot symbolism, genealogy, royal history, and French cultural heritage.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Complete with booklet and numbered box. Cards remain uncolored and beautifully preserved.

Uncolored and beautifully preserved.

🪶 Collector's Note

The Tarot des Capétiens is one of the most elusive French historical tarot decks produced during the 1980s. Created to celebrate the thousand-year legacy of the Capetian dynasty, it was issued in an exceptionally small edition of only 140 numbered copies. Printed on luxurious Arches rag paper and conceived as both a historical study and an artistic object, the deck occupies a unique place between tarot, genealogy, and French royal history. Examples rarely appear on the market, particularly complete and uncolored copies such as this one.

The artwork is rich in symbolism, blending mystical, astrological, and philosophical elements with a refined painterly style. Each card carries a strong visual narrative, making this deck particularly appealing for collectors and readers interested in deeper symbolic interpretation.

The deck comes in its original plastic book-style case.

🔹 Publisher: AGM Müller (Switzerland)
🔹 Year: 1985 (4th edition, 2012)
🔹 Artist: Paul Struck
🔹 Author: B. A. Mertz
🔹 Number of cards: 22 (Major Arcana only)
🔹 Language: German
🔹 Format: Plastic book-style case

🔹 Cards: Like new, appears unused
🔹 Booklet: Excellent condition in German
⚠️ Case: Structurally intact, but shows moderate age-related wear as pictured.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Ansata Tarot is a distinctive 22-card Major Arcana deck published by AGM Müller in 1985, featuring the visionary artwork of Paul Struck.

Blending classical tarot symbolism with surreal, esoteric, and almost alchemical imagery, this deck stands apart for its introspective and philosophical tone. It reflects a period where tarot evolved into a more psychological and symbolic tool rather than purely divinatory.

Limited Edition of 2,000 – Il Meneghello, Milan

A rare and exquisite tarot deck by Italian master Osvaldo Menegazzi, I Cani del Mondo (“Dogs of the World”), published by Il Meneghello in Milan. This artistic deck contains the 22 Major Arcana, each card featuring a different dog breed interpreted through the lens of tarot symbolism.

🔹 Artist / Publisher: Osvaldo Menegazzi – Il Meneghello, Milan
🔹 Year: 1991
🔹 Edition: Limited to 2,000 numbered copies (with certificate of authenticity)
🔹 Cards: 22 Major Arcana, each illustrating a different dog breed
🔹 Style: Elegant black-and-white line drawings
🔹 Card size: approx. 9.5 × 12.7 cm
🔹 Presentation: Luxury hard box with ribbon closure, card “Il Sole” mounted on the cover
🔹 Condition: Like New, complete with certificate

A beautiful and highly collectible creation from Menegazzi, blending tarot tradition with canine symbolism in an elegant artistic interpretation.

🔹 I Tarocchi di Paracelso (The Tarot of Paracelsus)

🔹 Published in 1993 by Antonio Delfino Editore, Italy.
🔹 Complete deck with original box and booklet.
🔹 Large-format cards measuring 14 x 7 cm, beautifully printed with artwork inspired by alchemical miniatures and Renaissance symbolism.
🔹 Condition: Cards are in very good condition. The box shows visible wear and rubbing from storage and age, as pictured.

This unusual and highly collectible Tarot was inspired by Paracelsus (1493–1541), the famous Swiss physician, surgeon, philosopher, astrologer, and alchemist of the Renaissance. Considered one of the founders of modern medicine, Paracelsus sought to unite science, nature, and esoteric wisdom.

The imagery of the deck draws inspiration from alchemical traditions and the celebrated illustrations of the Splendor Solis, one of the most beautiful alchemical manuscripts ever produced. The result is a unique Tarot that bridges mystical symbolism, Renaissance philosophy, and hermetic teachings.

Published by the respected Italian publisher Antonio Delfino Editore, this edition has long been out of print and is rarely encountered on the collector's market.

Perfect for collectors of rare Tarots, alchemy enthusiasts, historians of Western esotericism, and lovers of unusual European Tarot decks.

🪶 Collector's Note:
A scarce Italian Tarot dedicated to one of the most influential alchemists of the Renaissance. Large-format cards, distinctive artwork, and limited availability make this a desirable addition to any serious Tarot or occult collection.

A striking and highly unconventional tarot, the Tarot de Louttre B stands as one of the most distinctive artistic decks of the late 20th century.

Created by Louttre B (Marc-Antoine Bissière), this deck was produced in 1981 in collaboration with Grimaud for the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, marking the opening of the exhibition:

“Cartes à jouer anciennes, un rêve de collectionneurs.”

Minimalist, raw, and deliberately unfinished in appearance, this tarot strips the Marseille tradition down to its pure symbolic essence — removing human figures entirely and focusing on structure, rhythm, and form.

🔹 Details

🔸 Artist: Louttre B (Marc-Antoine Bissière)
🔸 Publisher: Grimaud
🔸 Year: 1981
🔸 Origin: France

🔹 Includes:

• Complete 78-card deck + title card
• Original French booklet (LWB)
• Original collector box

🔹 Card titles: French
🔹 Suits: Épée, Bâton, Coupe, Denier
🔹 Court cards: Valet, Cavalier, Reine, Roi
🔹 Backs: reversible

🔹 Artistic Significance

This deck is deeply rooted in a unique artistic approach:

• No human figures — only symbolic objects from the Tarot de Marseille
• Strong use of symmetry and visual inversion
• A deliberately naïve / raw aesthetic, almost childlike yet conceptually rich

Some cards play with perception:

• Mirror symmetry creates visual ambiguity in numbering
• Certain arcana integrate their number subtly into the composition

Originally derived from the extremely rare book “Le Tarot des familles” (limited to only 75 copies), this deck carries a strong connection to artist book traditions and experimental printmaking.

🔹 Condition

🔸 Cards are in very good condition
🔸 Complete with booklet and inserts
🔸 Box shows visible wear, small tears, and age-related marks (as pictured)

🪶 Collector’s Note

Reviewed by Rachel Pollack in The New Tarot (1990), this deck is recognized for its radical departure from traditional tarot systems:

“The sparseness in the deck makes the details constantly suggestive.”

Its intentional simplicity places it at the opposite end of richly illustrated modern decks — offering instead a quiet, intellectual, and deeply interpretative experience.

Rarely seen complete with its original packaging, this is a museum-linked tarot artifact, highly sought after by collectors.

Sex, love, career, children, travel, money, in a girls' dinner we talk about everything, without restraint or taboo, but with piquancy, naturalness and spontaneity! It is to this free and liberated spirit that the Girls' Tarot appeals, a tarot like no other, to lend itself to the game of self-knowledge and the little unexpected things that life has in store for us.

Dusting off the traditional Tarot, offering sparkling, witty and current interpretations, making it an elegant, feminine and designer object thanks to the very beautiful cards illustrated by Hilton McConnico, such is the frankly successful bet of its creator, Alice Bensimon, as lively and in her time than passionate about this thousand-year-old divination game.

Date of publication 19/10/2009
Publisher De Vecchi
Nb. of pages 60 pages in FRENCH
Weight 0.424 Kg
Dimensions 15.0 cm × 12.5 cm × 4.0 cm

Condition: BRAND NEW!
Box is sealed with cellophane.
Look at the last 2 pictures of the tarot you will receive.

This unique deck blends elements from traditional Western tarot systems with a simplified, medieval-inspired artistic style. Printed in Japan and distributed in the USA, it reflects a key moment in the modern history of tarot publishing.

🔹 Publisher: U.S. Games Systems
🔹 Printed in Japan
🔹 Box made in USA
🔹 Year: 1980

🔹 Condition:
• Cards in very good condition
• Box shows light vintage wear

A great addition for collectors of early modern tarot decks and fans of Stuart Kaplan editions.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Angel Tarot (1980), published by U.S. Games Systems under Stuart Kaplan, represents an early attempt to reimagine traditional tarot imagery through a softer, medieval-inspired aesthetic.

Printed in Japan and assembled in the USA, this deck reflects the transitional era when tarot began expanding beyond Europe into a global audience. Its blend of classic symbolism and simplified design makes it both historically relevant and visually distinctive.

🔸 Title: The New Tarot for the Aquarian Age
🔸 Publisher: Three Kings Press
🔸 Origin: USA (California)
🔸 Period: circa 1970s

🔸 Cards: 78 cards (complete)
🔸 Card size: approx. 70 × 120 mm
🔸 Type: Esoteric / modern tarot deck
🔸 Box: Original box included
🔸 Guide: ❌ Booklet missing

This striking tarot deck, created during the Aquarian Age movement of the 1970s, reflects a time of spiritual exploration, symbolism, and artistic experimentation.

The imagery blends classical tarot archetypes with a more modern, mystical, and symbolic language, featuring bold colors, surreal compositions, and esoteric themes typical of the era.

🔸 Condition:
• Cards in very good condition
• Box shows visible wear and age (see photos)
• Booklet not included

🪶 Collector’s Note

The New Tarot for the Aquarian Age is a fascinating product of the 1970s esoteric revival, when tarot was reinterpreted through the lens of psychology, mysticism, and the emerging New Age movement.

Decks from this period are increasingly collectible due to their unique artistic identity and cultural significance. This one stands out with its bold visual style and symbolic reinterpretation of traditional tarot structures.

🔹 Unique Feature: Unlike traditional decks, this tarot includes two additional cards (80 in total) — Heavenly Parents, Mother Earth and Father Heaven. These serve as powerful, positive focal points when they appear in a spread.

If you want ONLY the guide in ENG, FR or SPAN, you can download it HERE
in the DIGITAL PRODUCTS section.

🔹 Publisher: Lo Scarabeo (Torino, Italy), early 2000s edition
🔹 Cards: Complete set of 78 beautifully illustrated cards (Major & Minor Arcana)
🔹 Theme: Inspired by Native American mythology, traditions, and spirituality. The deck integrates symbols of animals, plants, stones, and sacred rituals to convey wisdom and balance.
🔹 Format: Multilingual edition – English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese
🔹 Card Size: approx. 6.5 × 12 cm
🔹 Includes: PDF guidebook in English / French / Spanish (sent via email after purchase)
🔹 Condition: Deck is NEW (see first and last  photos)
🔹 Availability: Out of print – increasingly rare and highly sought after by collectors

💡📚 Claves y Secretos del Tarot, launched in Spain by Salvat in 2003, was a serialized collection combining tarot knowledge with collectible decks. Sold weekly in kiosks, each fascicle offered lessons on spreads, archetypes, and history, along with a themed tarot deck inspired by art, history, or mythology. It stands today as one of the most ambitious tarot collectible series ever published.

A very beautiful and cultural tarot, this deck reveals the richness of ancient Native American traditions, their colonies, and their history in great detail. Each of the arcana is fused with soft earth tones, carrying a deep emotional and spiritual resonance. The result is a tarot that is not only elegant, but also highly inspiring.
This fascinating Native American Tarot, published in Italy by Lo Scarabeo, is inspired by shamanism, spirituality, and the connection with the natural world. The artwork, created by Sergio Tisselli (the same artist behind the Vikings Tarot), has a fine, ethereal quality, while remaining grounded in depictions of nature. His skillful use of muted, dusty colors makes the cards feel both timeless and evocative—sometimes highly detailed, other times softened with a hazy watercolor effect.

🔸 Title: Tarocchi Archinstudio
🔸 Designer: Guido Bolzani & Gian-Piero Bolzani
🔸 Studio / Publisher: Archinstudio
🔸 Year: 1976
🔸 Origin: Italy
🔸 System: Tarot de Marseille inspired structure

🔸 Cards: 80 cards
🔸 Card titles: Italian and French
🔸 Box: Original paper tuck box
🔸 Guidebook: Small instruction booklet (LWB) included
🔸 Card design: Modern reinterpretation of the Marseille tarot style with strong graphic symbolism

🔸 Condition:
• Cards are in excellent condition — almost like new
• Box shows minor signs of age consistent with a vintage deck from the 1970s

This uncommon tarot deck was created in 1976 by Italian designer Guido Bolzani, together with Gian-Piero Bolzani, through their design studio Archinstudio.

The deck presents a graphic reinterpretation of the Tarot de Marseille, blending traditional archetypes with a distinctly modern 1970s visual language. Clean lines, bold colors, and symbolic geometric compositions give the deck a unique aesthetic that reflects the experimental design culture of the era.

With 80 cards, this edition expands slightly beyond the traditional tarot structure and reflects the creative freedom typical of artist-designed tarot decks from the period.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Tarocchi Archinstudio deck represents a fascinating moment in the history of tarot design during the 1970s European graphic design movement.

Guido Bolzani and Gian-Piero Bolzani were designers working through Archinstudio, producing several unusual card decks that blended graphic design, symbolism, and traditional playing card structures.

This tarot stands out for its minimalist, almost modernist reinterpretation of the Marseille tradition, replacing historical illustration styles with stylized forms and strong color compositions typical of 1970s Italian design.

Because the deck was produced in relatively limited numbers and distributed mainly in Italy, it remains quite difficult to find today, especially in such well-preserved condition.

🔸 Title: Tarot of the Ages – Multicultural Tarot Deck Celebrating Ancient Civilizations
🔸 Creator / Artist: Mario Garizio
🔸 Instructions: Patrizia D’Agostino
🔸 Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Inc. (Stamford, CT, USA)
🔸 Type: Divinatory Tarot Deck
🔸 Concept: Tribute to Atlantis, the “Mother of Civilization”
🔸 Cards: 78 cards (22 Major Arcana + 56 Minor Arcana)
🔸 Major Arcana Theme: Ancient Egypt (Atlantean legacy)
🔸 Minor Arcana Themes:
  – Batons (Wands): African tribal societies
  – Cups: Mayan, Inca & Aztec civilizations
  – Swords: Viking culture
  – Coins (Pentacles): Ancient India
🔸 Artwork: Highly detailed, realistic paintings
🔸 Imagery: Mythological, ritual, symbolic — includes nudity and some intense / violent scenes (notably in Swords)
🔸 Card borders: Substantial white borders framing the artwork
🔸 Language: English
🔸 Box: Original yellow tuck box
🔸 Guidebook: Original instruction booklet included
🔸 Condition:
  – Box: Excellent, very light wear only
  – Booklet: Great condition
  – Cards: Like new

🪶 Collector’s Note
The Tarot of the Ages is a distinctive late-20th-century tarot deck that stands apart from traditional European systems by weaving together multiple ancient civilizations into a single symbolic structure. Rather than reinterpreting classic imagery, the deck reimagines tarot as a universal historical language, rooted in myth, ritual, and cultural memory.

Mario Garizio’s painterly realism gives each card the feeling of an independent world, rich in atmosphere and narrative depth. This deck is especially sought after by collectors interested in multicultural tarot, U.S. Games Systems editions, and historically inspired esoteric artwork. A complete set in this condition is becoming increasingly hard to find.

Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg is a richly decorated tarot deck illustrated by Yury Shakov and published in 1992 by U.S. Games Systems.

The artwork is inspired by Russian folk tales, imperial symbolism, and lacquer miniature painting, with each card framed by an ornate oval border against a deep black background. The visual style is often compared to Fabergé eggs, combining jewel-like colors with refined gold detailing.

Both Major and Minor Arcana are fully illustrated, creating a highly narrative and immersive deck that blends folklore, fantasy, and classical tarot structure.

Deck Information

🔹 Complete deck of 78 cards
🔹 22 Major Arcana
🔹 56 Minor Arcana (fully scenic)
🔹 Artist: Yury Shakov
🔹 Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
🔹 Year: 1992
🔹 Cards printed in Belgium
🔹 Box printed in Switzerland

Condition

🔹 Cards in very good condition, clean and vibrant
🔹 Gilded-style borders sharp with minimal wear
🔹 Booklet present and complete
🔹 Box shows light edge and corner wear consistent with age
🔹 Overall a well-preserved vintage set

Please review all photos carefully — they form part of the description.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg is regarded as one of the most visually ornate decks produced by U.S. Games in the early 1990s. Its fusion of Russian folklore, imperial aesthetics, and classical tarot symbolism makes it especially appealing to collectors who favor richly decorative decks.