A beautifully illustrated French edition of Les Cartes de l’Enfant Intérieur by Isha & Mark Lerner, published by Le Souffle d’Or. This boxed set includes a 240-page book and a complete 78-card tarot deck, each card inspired by classic fairy tales, myths, and archetypal stories. The vibrant artwork by Christopher Guilfoil blends childhood imagination with the traditional structure of tarot, creating a deck filled with symbolism, healing themes, and emotional resonance.

Each card corresponds to a fairy tale or myth (Little Red Riding Hood, Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella, The Mother Goose, etc.) and encourages introspection, self-discovery, and emotional healing. The included guidebook offers deep interpretations for both major and minor arcana.

French edition
Published by Le Souffle d’Or (1997)
78 cards + 240-page book
Cards approx. 9 × 14 cm
Condition: Cards and book in good condition; box shows visible wear as shown
Only 1 unit available

🪶 Collector’s Note

This early French edition of Les Cartes de l’Enfant Intérieur has become increasingly sought after due to its unique blend of tarot, fairy-tale wisdom, and therapeutic insight. Complete boxed sets with both book and cards intact are harder to find today, making this a desirable piece for collectors, therapists, and tarot enthusiasts who value deep symbolic work and beautifully painted imagery.

This exceptionally rare and artistically striking deck is a numbered and limited edition tarot designed by Éric Provoost and published in Paris in 1982. The Minotarot reimagines the traditional 78-card tarot through the lens of Greek mythology, focusing on the legendary battle between Theseus and the Minotaur inside the Cretan labyrinth.

Each black-and-white card, enhanced with sepia tones, depicts surreal mythological scenes. When placed edge to edge, the cards form a continuous frieze illustrating Theseus' perilous journey, offering a poetic and visual narrative unlike any other tarot.

The box carries the quote: “En suivant le fil des cartes, se déroule le dédale des couloirs du labyrinthe et des destins de Thésée.”
(“In following the thread of the cards, the labyrinthine maze of corridors and the fates that befell Theseus will unwind themselves.”)

🔹 Title: MINOTAROT – Tarot du Labyrinthe
🔹 Artist: Éric Provoost
🔹 Publisher: Provoost, Paris, 1982
🔹 Limited Edition: Numbered copy out of 2,000
🔹 Includes: 78 illustrated tarot cards
🔹 Size: approx. 121 x 72 mm
🔹 Languages: French & English booklet included
🔹 Condition: Box shows visible signs of wear (see photos); cards in good condition
🔹 A poetic, mythological collectible – EXTREMELY RARE – 1 unit only

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Minotarot has become one of the most elusive French art tarots of the 1980s. Printed in just 2,000 numbered copies, it is prized for its unique concept: when aligned, all 78 cards form a continuous fresco of Theseus’ journey through the labyrinth. The stark black-and-white imagery, enriched with sepia mythological scenes, gives the deck a haunting, archaeological beauty. Complete copies with the original booklet rarely surface, making this edition a true treasure for tarot collectors and lovers of Greek mythology.

A rare and highly sought-after collector’s edition, I Tarocchi di Dante e dei Fedeli d’Amore is one of the most singular tarot creations of the 20th century.
Illustrated by Wolfgang Peretti Poggi and published in 1983 by Produzioni Editoriali D’Ami (Milan), this extraordinary deck draws directly from the works of Dante Alighieri and the medieval brotherhood known as the Fedeli d’Amore.

The 78 oversized cards are illustrated in a style inspired by Giotto’s frescoes, with rich medieval colours, expressive figures, and numerous scenes taken from the Divine Comedy, the Old and New Testaments, and Greco-Roman mythology.
Many cards feature gold and silver ink, enhancing the illuminated-manuscript aesthetic.

This is a complete set in its original red box, accompanied by the original booklet (Italian). Long out of print and extremely difficult to find in collectible condition.

A true masterpiece for tarot historians, Dante lovers, and connoisseurs of rare Italian decks.

🔹 Creators: Wolfgang Peretti Poggi (author & illustrator)
🔹 Publisher: Produzioni Editoriali D’Ami — Milan, Italy
🔹 Year: 1983
🔹 Cards: 78 full-size tarot cards
🔹 Card Size: approx. 160 × 89 mm — large, heavy, high-quality cardstock
🔹 Language: Italian
🔹 Includes: Original companion booklet
🔹 Condition:

Cards in excellent condition (crisp, clean, vivid).
Box shows light shelf wear at corners (see photos).
Booklet complete and well preserved.

🔹 Authenticity: Referenced in Kaplan’s Encyclopedia of Tarot, Vol. III (pp. 158, 163–165)
🔹 Status: Very rare — long out of print

🪶 Collector’s Note

This 1983 edition of the Dante Tarot is considered one of the most unique and ambitious tarot art projects ever produced. Because of its limited distribution, fragile oversized box, and cult reputation, very few complete examples survive in excellent condition.

Collectors value this deck for:
- its magnificent Giotto-inspired artwork,
- its literary and historical depth,
- the use of metallic inks,
- and its connection to Dante’s mystical and poetic universe.

Highly recommended for advanced collectors. Copies in this condition rarely appear on the market.

This rare Tarot Cabalistique is an extraordinary initiatory system created by the mystical painter Ikarial and published by Éditions Bussière. Based on the ancient doctrine of the 72 Geniuses (Angels) of the Kabbalah, this deck blends angelology, biblical symbolism, Hebrew mystical tradition, and astrological correspondences into a truly unique divinatory tool.

Each of the 72 cards corresponds to one Genius and is grouped by zodiac signs, making it an elegant blend of celestial influences and esoteric imagery. The artwork is intense, symbolic, and infused with a ritualistic magnetism characteristic of Ikarial’s work.

A highly collectible deck for enthusiasts of French occultism, Bussière editions, and angelic/Kabbalistic systems.

🔹 Creator: Ikarial
🔹 Publisher: Éditions Bussière, Paris
🔹 Format: 72 arcane cards + original instruction booklet (French)
🔹 Card Size: approx. 6.1 × 12 cm
🔹 System: 72 Geniuses of the Kabbalah • Zodiac correspondences
🔹 Origin: France 1996
🔹 Condition: Cards in very good condition; box shows visible wear from age and storage (see photos)
🔹 Authenticity: Original Bussière printing — out of print and increasingly hard to find.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Early Ikarial editions are especially sought after for their striking mystical artwork and for Bussière’s historical role in publishing occult texts. Complete sets with the original instruction booklet are increasingly uncommon—this is a true gem of angelology and Kabbalistic symbolism.

Discover a timeless classic with this rare 2000 Orbis Fabbri edition of the Cosmic Tarot, a deck celebrated for its elegant blend of esoteric symbolism, modern mysticism, and cinematic character-inspired imagery.

Created by artist Norbert Lösche, the Cosmic Tarot draws from mythology, astrology, Jungian archetypes, and pop-culture influences, offering a visually captivating system that remains accessible to readers of all levels. Lösche’s pen-and-ink drawings, softly colored with muted pastels, create ethereal scenes that invite intuitive interpretation.

🔹 Publisher: Orbis Fabbri
🔹 Edition year: 2000
🔹 Artist: Norbert Lösche
🔹 Format: 78 cards
🔹 Card Size: approx. 6 × 12 cm
🔹 Languages: Bilingual deck
🔹 Condition: Cards in good condition; box shows wear from storage as shown

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Cosmic Tarot has become a cult favorite for its unique aesthetic—bridging 1980s mysticism with timeless esoteric imagery.
This particular Orbis Fabbri 2000 edition is increasingly sought after, as many printings have gone out of production. Its crisp lines, soft coloring, and evocative character portraits offer a reading experience unlike any other tarot deck of its era.

A fantastic addition to any vintage tarot collection—especially for those who appreciate decks blending psychology, symbolism, and artistic storytelling.

The Herbal Tarot links each card to a healing plant, blending traditional tarot symbolism with botanical wisdom.
Each herb adds a layer of physical, emotional, and spiritual meaning, making this deck ideal for herbalists, healers, and intuitive readers seeking a nature-based approach to tarot.

🔹 Details

Title: The Herbal Tarot
Creators: Michael Tierra & Candice Cantin
Publisher: U.S. Games Systems
Year: 1988
Cards: 78 (complete)
Languages: English & French booklets included
Printed in Switzerland for U.S. Games

🔹 Condition

Cards: Near mint / excellent vintage condition
Box: Some signs of age and shelf wear (see photos)
Booklets: Very good condition, both included

A beautiful, rare herb-based tarot deck — perfect for collectors, herbalists, and anyone seeking a gentle, holistic tarot system.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Early printings of The Herbal Tarot have become increasingly difficult to find in complete and clean condition.
This 1988 Swiss-printed edition is especially prized for its vibrant colors, sturdy cardstock, and the inclusion of both booklets.
A wonderful acquisition for collectors of nature-based or alternative-healing tarot systems.

A beautiful and enchanting vintage edition of Le Tarot de la Licorne (1995), created by Suzanne Star and illustrated by Liz Hilton, and published by U.S. Games Systems/Carta Mundi.
This deck blends traditional tarot symbolism with the timeless magic of the unicorn — a creature revered for centuries by kings, warriors, mystics, and poets.

Each card features gentle fantasy artwork where unicorns guide, accompany, or embody the archetypal energies of the tarot. Soft colours, dreamlike settings, and elegant linework make this deck a favourite among collectors and lovers of mythical creatures.

🔹 Details
Title: Le Tarot de la Licorne
Creators: Suzanne Star & Liz Hilton
Publisher: U.S. Games Systems / Carta Mundi
Year: 1995
Cards: 78 — complete
Booklet: 32-page French guide
Card Language: French card titles
Printed in Belgium (Carta Mundi)

🔹 Condition
Cards: Excellent vintage condition, look almost new
Box: Wear visible + old price sticker on the front (see photos)
Booklet: Very good condition

🪶 Collector’s Note

Early Carta Mundi printings are prized for their clarity, thick cardstock, and warm fantasy art style. Copies with the original French booklet are uncommon — a wonderful acquisition for any serious tarot collection.

A rare and beautifully crafted edition of the Eclectic Tarot (1986), created by Josef Machynka and published by Piatnik Vienna.
This deck blends multiple esoteric traditions — Tarot, numerology, I Ching, Qabalah, and symbolic mysticism — into a richly illustrated system inspired by Papus and classical occult teachings.

The Eclectic Tarot follows the traditional 78-card structure and features striking, highly detailed artwork with card titles in English, German, and French.
Printed on extra-thick, high-quality cardstock, this edition is known for its durability, its vivid imagery, and its elegant black-and-gold card backs.

This copy is brand new and never used, though not factory-sealed.

🔹 Details

78 cards (complete)
Card size: 70 × 125 mm
Creator: Josef Machynka
Publisher: Piatnik, Vienna
Year: 1986 (first and only edition)
Languages on cards: English, German, French
Booklet: Included (English)
Condition: New – never used (box opened, deck not sealed)

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Eclectic Tarot has become increasingly hard to find, especially in new, unused condition.
Its fusion of esoteric systems and its thick, luxury cardstock make it one of the most distinctive Piatnik publications of the 1980s. A perfect acquisition for collectors of vintage European tarots and occult-inspired art decks.

An extremely rare and collectible Ravenswood Eastern Tarot (1981), created by artist Dirk Dykstra and published by U.S. Games Systems.
This deck is highly sought after today, especially in complete and uncoloured condition like this copy.

The Ravenswood Eastern Tarot blends traditional Rider–Waite–Smith symbolism with rich decorative influences from 18th–19th century Indian and Turkish art.
All 78 cards are printed in black-and-white line art, designed to be personally hand-coloured by the owner — a feature that makes this deck unique among vintage US Games releases.

Includes the original instruction booklet with guidelines for colouring.

🔹 Details

Title: Ravenswood Eastern Tarot
Creator: Dirk Dykstra
Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
Year: 1981
Cards: 78 (complete), fully illustrated
Style: Rider–Waite–Smith tradition
Card Size: 2.75 × 3.63 in (6.99 × 9.21 cm)
Language: English
Box & Booklet: Original, printed in USA

🔹 Condition

Cards: Very good condition, clean, uncoloured
Box: Visible wear, small tears and signs of aging (see photos)
Booklet: Very good condition

A genuinely hard-to-find vintage deck, especially complete and uncoloured — a perfect piece for collectors of rare US Games editions, hand-coloring decks, and historical-themed tarots.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Ravenswood Eastern Tarot has become a true rarity among US Games collectors. Early copies were often coloured by their owners, making uncoloured decks like this one exceptionally scarce.
Its fusion of Middle Eastern art with classic RWS symbolism gives it a distinctive identity unlike any other deck from the 1980s.
A superb addition for collectors of vintage US Games, exotic-themed tarots, and black-and-white decks designed for personal artistic customization.

A very rare early Lo Scarabeo edition of the legendary Sola-Busca Tarot (1995), a beautifully illuminated redrawing of the oldest known tarot deck in history (late 15th century).
This edition offers the complete 78 cards, vividly reproduced with rich Renaissance colors and sharp detailing, plus 9 double-sided instruction cards giving the meanings in five languages.

The Sola-Busca Tarot is famous for being the first deck to depict full scenic Minor Arcana, and for its unique fusion of Roman, mythological, and biblical symbolism.
Printed in Italy on sturdy cardstock, this 1995 release remains one of the most admired and collectible versions of the deck.

🔹 78 fully illustrated cards
🔹 9 double-sided instruction cards (EN/IT/FR/ES/DE)
🔹 Lo Scarabeo – Italy, 1995
🔹 Cards in good condition; box shows visible wear (see photos)
🔹 Rare early edition — hard to find today

🪶 Collector’s Note

Early Sola-Busca editions rarely appear on the market, and this one includes the multilingual instruction cards that are often missing. A beautiful and important piece for any serious tarot archive.

A vintage 1973 deluxe set combining Oswald Wirth’s iconic Tarot (embellished with gold) and Pierre Berloquin’s authoritative book Règles du Jeu de Tarot. Published by Éditions Tchou, this set offers both a playable deck and a richly documented exploration of the history, rules, and variations of French tarot.

The two yellow card cases contain the full 78-card Wirth deck, beautifully printed and in excellent condition. The accompanying hard-covered book provides historical context, gameplay structure, and multiple variations, making this an exceptional collectible for tarot lovers, historians, and players.

This 1973 edition is now long out of print and extremely difficult to find complete — especially with the book and both yellow cases present.

🔹 Box
Publisher: Tchou
Edition: 1973
Dimensions: 39 × 26 × 3 cm
Condition: Damaged (tears, wear, creases as pictured)

🔹 Book
Author: Pierre Berloquin
Publisher: Tchou
Edition year: 1973
Pages: 80 (French)
Binding: Hard cover with fabric-style surface
Condition: Good

🔹 Cards
Authors: Oswald Wirth / Michel Siméon
Publisher: Tchou
Edition: 1973
Full deck: 78 cards
Condition: Very good, almost like new
Includes two original yellow cases

A superb, nearly impossible-to-find vintage tarot set — especially in such preserved condition. Perfect for collectors of historical French tarots and Wirth enthusiasts.

🪶 Collector’s Note

This 1973 Tchou edition is considered one of the most elegant modern printings of Wirth’s tarot. Complete boxed sets rarely appear on the market, especially with the original book and cases. A true collectible gem from the golden age of French esoteric publishing.

This magnificent 78-card set blends Renaissance inspiration with Fo’s unmistakable theatrical style. Each card is framed like a miniature artwork, alive with motion, humour, symbolism, and dramatic energy.

Originally published by Dal Negro (Italy), this luxurious boxed set includes the full deck plus a bilingual companion book (Italian/English). The cards are crisp and unused; the outer box shows visible wear as pictured.

🔹 78 cards (22 Majors + 56 Minors)
🔹 Art & concept by Dario Fo
🔹 Deluxe large hardcover box
🔹 Guidebook in Italian & English
🔹 Printed in Italy by Dal Negro

LAST UNIT — highly sought after and rarely offered.

🪶 Collector’s Note

A rare and out-of-print edition of I Tarocchi di Dario Fo, the only tarot deck ever created by the Italian Nobel Prize winner, painter, and playwright Dario Fo. Dario Fo’s imagery is bold, expressive, mischievous, and unmistakably his own. The deck reads like a travelling theatre — a luminous blend of Renaissance allegory and Fo’s unique creative genius. A must-have for serious collectors.

A very rare and highly collectible tarot deck inspired by the legendary travels of Marco Polo, whose 24-year journey across Asia and the East brought fables, wisdom, and knowledge to Europe.

Since the Tarot itself is a symbolic journey, this deck beautifully parallels the East–West encounter with imagery that blends cultural detail and timeless archetypes. Artist Severino Baraldi captures the elegance of Oriental aesthetics while preserving the symbolic depth of the Rider–Waite–Smith tradition.

🔹 Creators: Riccardo Minetti, Severino Baraldi
🔹 Publisher: Lo Scarabeo, 2002
🔹 Deck type: 78 cards – complete tarot deck
🔹 Tradition: Rider–Waite–Smith
🔹 Size: 6.6 × 12 cm (2.6 × 4.72 in)
🔹 Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
🔹 Condition: Cards are in very good condition; box shows minor signs of wear (see photos).

This edition is now out of print and increasingly difficult to find, making it a desirable item for collectors and tarot enthusiasts.

🔹 Title: Le Tarot du Graal – La Quête du Graal & l’Ordre des Templiers
🔹 Author: John Matthews
🔹 Artist: Giovanni Caselli
🔹 Publisher: Guy Trédaniel Éditeur
🔹 Year: circa 2000s
🔹 Country: France
🔹 Contents: 78 cards + 192-page illustrated book (French) in deluxe presentation box
🔹 Condition: Cards in excellent condition – box shows light signs of wear as pictured

⚜️ Le Tarot du Graal – John Matthews & Giovanni Caselli

The Grail Tarot unites two of the most powerful legends in Christian mysticism:
the Quest for the Holy Grail and the Order of the Templars.

This stunning tarot explores their symbolic and spiritual connections through a Renaissance-inspired visual universe, where sacred geometry, chivalric ideals, and esoteric Christianity converge.

Each Major Arcana represents a Grand Master of the Templar Order, while the four suits of the Minor Arcana correspond to the four sacred relics of the Grail tradition:

- The Stone,
- The Sword,
- The Spear, 
- The Chalice.

With richly detailed imagery by Giovanni Caselli, this deck serves both as a divinatory tool and a spiritual guide, illuminating hidden links between Tarot, Grail lore, and Templar mysticism.

🪶 Collector’s Note

A luxurious French edition of this iconic esoteric tarot, long out of print. Highly valued for its large-format cards, scholarly companion book, and museum-quality artwork blending Christian iconography and Arthurian legend.

This is a faithful 1978 reproduction of the famous Tarocchino deck originally engraved by Giuseppe Maria Mitelli (1634–1718), one of the most renowned Italian artists and engravers of the 17th century.

The Tarocchino Bolognese was a special form of Tarot used in Bologna, reduced to 62 cards by omitting the 2–5 pip cards in each suit. Mitelli created his satirical and allegorical version between 1663–1669 for the noble Bentivoglio family. Unlike standard tarots, the trumps in this deck do not have names or numbers, adding a mysterious and artistic quality.

🔹Creator: Giuseppe Maria Mitelli (1660s)
🔹Reprint Date: 1978
🔹Publisher: Grafica Gutenberg, Bergamo – Edizione Speciale per la BIASS
🔹Country: Italy
🔹Number of cards: 62
🔹Booklet: Included, in Italian

🪶 Collector’s Note

Mitelli’s Tarocchino is considered one of the most iconic Tarot artworks of the 17th century.
The 1978 BIASS edition is highly collectible and sought after for its authenticity and limited print run—an essential piece for historical tarot enthusiasts.
The deck is a piece of history, merging mythological, moral, and satirical themes, showcasing Mitelli’s unique wit and artistic mastery. The 1978 reprint by Grafica Gutenberg remains one of the rarest and most collectible reproductions of this iconic deck.

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.

Step into the world of ancient myths with this striking Tarot de l’Olympe, illustrated by Luca Raimondo and developed by Manfredi Toraldo.
Each card reimagines a classic tarot archetype through characters and stories drawn from Hesiod’s Theogony, the Iliad, the Odyssey, Jason and the Argonauts, and the wider Greek epic tradition.

Raimondo—known for his work on the Tarot of Casanova—mixes expressive linework with bold, dramatic compositions, bringing gods, heroes, monsters, and ancient tragedies vividly to life.
The result is a deck that feels both mythic and deeply human.

🔹 Publisher: Lo Scarabeo (Torino, Italy)
🔹 Year: 2002
🔹 Artwork: Luca Raimondo
🔹 Creators: Manfredi Toraldo
🔹 Cards: 78
🔹 Size: 65 × 118 mm
🔹 Languages: Multilingual titles; booklet in French
🔹 Condition:
• Cards: Excellent condition
• Box: Showing wear due to storage, as pictured

A beautiful deck for tarot readers, mythology lovers, and collectors of out-of-print Lo Scarabeo editions.

🪶 Collector’s Note

This 2002 edition has become increasingly sought-after among Lo Scarabeo collectors.
Its combination of mythological storytelling and expressive artwork makes it one of the most distinctive themed decks from the early 2000s. Complete boxed sets with the original French booklet are not easy to find.

A fascinating historical variant of the Tarot de Marseille, the Tarot Arista (created by J.M. Simon and published by Grimaud in 1964) is a true collector’s gem.
This unusual deck reproduces the classic Marseille images as small black-and-white line drawings, surrounded by textual interpretations, making it both a divination tool and a study deck.

🔹 Creator: J.M. Simon
🔹 Publisher: Grimaud / France Cartes
🔹 Year: 1964 (Out of Print)
🔹 Country: France
🔹 Cards: 78
🔹 Leaflet: Original French instruction booklet included
🔹 Condition:
• Cards: Very good
• Box: Worn from storage, with signs of age (see photos)

A rare historical tarot for collectors, Marseille enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a deck with a truly distinctive interpretive system.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The 1964 Tarot Arista was printed only once and has never been reissued in this form.
Its combination of Marseille imagery, astrological symbols, and dual interpretations gives it a scholarly charm that appeals to serious collectors.
Early France-Cartes productions from this era are increasingly hard to find complete, making this deck a desirable and uncommon addition to any tarot library.

1 UNIT

Step into the magical world of the Halliwell sisters with this official Charmed Tarot Deck, released in 2004 by Tilsit Éditions (France). Inspired by the beloved TV series Charmed, this deck combines the structure of traditional tarot with the imagery and characters of the show.

Each card features a scene or character from the series, reimagined through the lens of divination, allowing fans to experience both the mysticism of tarot and the supernatural charm of Prue, Piper, Phoebe, and Paige.

• The Major Arcana (22 cards) portray key characters and powerful moments from the show, such as La Mort (Death), La Force (Strength), or La Roue de la Fortune (Wheel of Fortune).

• The Minor Arcana (56 cards) follow the four traditional suits: Épée (Swords), Coupe (Cups), Bâton (Wands), and Denier (Pentacles), giving a classic structure to this modern adaptation.

Contents:
🔹 Complete set of 78 tarot cards
🔹 Cards measure 6 × 11.2 cm (2 3/8" × 4 3/8")
🔹 Language: French only
🔹 Box shows signs of wear, but cards remain in very good condition

This tarot is no longer in print and has become highly sought-after among collectors of Charmed memorabilia, tarot enthusiasts, and fans of 2000s pop culture. A must-have piece for any witchy collection!

This is a rare facsimile reproduction of the Tarot de Paris, one of the earliest known complete tarot decks, originally created between 1600 and 1650. Published in 1984 by André Dimanche in collaboration with Société Le Jeu de Marseille, with cards manufactured by Grimaud, this edition faithfully preserves the original deck held in the Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris.

Each card carries the discreet “BN” stamp (Bibliothèque Nationale) and features the original black line woodcut illustrations with hand-stenciled coloring in vibrant red, mustard yellow, green, blues, browns, and pinks. Unlike later reproductions, no linework has been retouched or modernized, keeping the authentic early 17th-century style intact. Printed on thick, cream-colored cardstock with a semi-gloss finish.

The Tarot of Paris predates the Conver Tarot de Marseille (c.1760) by as much as 150 years, making it a historically significant piece in the evolution of tarot imagery and symbolism.

🔹 Publisher: André Dimanche, 1984
🔹 Manufacturer: Grimaud
🔹 Origin: Facsimile of Bibliothèque Nationale (Paris) original
🔹 Cards: Complete 78-card deck
🔹 Booklet: Included (French)
🔹 Condition: Cards & booklet excellent / near mint; box shows storage wear (see photos)
🔹 Status: Out of Print – rare collectible

📦 Only 1 unit available – worldwide tracked shipping offered.

Step into a harmonious blend of Eastern philosophy and Western divination with this Feng Shui Tarot, illustrated by Peter Paul Connolly and authored by Eileen Connolly.
Published by U.S. Games Systems, this deck reimagines the 78 traditional tarot archetypes through the lens of ancient Chinese aesthetics, symbolism, and the principles of Form School Feng Shui.

Each card features serene, richly detailed artwork infused with elemental balance, the flow of chi, and the timeless teachings of yin and yang.
A unique deck for intuitive readers, Feng Shui practitioners, or collectors seeking culturally rich tarot adaptations.

🔹 Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
🔹 Artists / Authors: Peter Paul Connolly & Eileen Connolly
🔹 Edition: Early 2000s printing (OOP)
🔹 Contents: 78 cards + instruction booklet
🔹 Card size: approx. 5.5" × 3" (large, easy to read)
🔹 Condition:
• Cards: Very Good — clean, bright, minimal signs of handling
• Box: Shows storage wear, edge rubbing and marks as pictured

A visually enchanting tarot that beautifully marries structural Feng Shui teachings with intuitive tarot reading.

🪶 Collector’s Note

This edition of the Feng Shui Tarot has become harder to find since U.S. Games discontinued the print run.
Its vivid ink-wash style artwork and culturally authentic symbolism give it a special place among early-2000s thematic tarots. Complete sets in good condition remain sought after by collectors of Asian-inspired decks.

Designed by the renowned Swiss occultist Oswald Wirth (1860–1943), this deck is one of the foundational pillars of modern esoteric tarot. Wirth, secretary to Stanislas de Guaita and a central figure of the French occult revival, created a symbolic system blending Tarot de Marseille structure, Hermetic philosophy, and Hebrew/Kabbalistic correspondences.

This edition reproduces Wirth’s iconic 1889 Major Arcana designs in vibrant colors, with the characteristic gold background meant to elevate intuition and illuminate symbolic meaning.
A perfect deck for collectors of historical occult tarots, and for practitioners who want a deck rooted in authentic Western esoteric tradition.

🔹 Edition: AGM AGMüller (Switzerland)
🔹 Cards: 78 cards – French titles – approx. 7 × 13 cm
🔹 Guidebook: French booklet by Stuart R. Kaplan (© 1976)
🔹 Condition:
• Cards: Near Mint
• Booklet: Very good
• Box: Worn from storage/time (see photos)

🪶 Collector’s Note

The AGM AGMüller Tarot Oswald Wirth is one of the most respected historical esoteric decks. Early and mid-period AGM editions like this one are becoming harder to find, especially complete and in excellent condition.
Its rich occult symbolism, striking gold palette, and direct connection to Wirth’s original teachings make it a prized piece for tarot historians and collectors of European occultism.

Created by Paul Foster Case and the Builders of the Adytum, this tarot deck is designed as a powerful tool for inner growth and spiritual training. More than just a divinatory deck, the B.O.T.A. Tarot is based on the fundamental laws of psychology and esoteric tradition, transmitting through symbols the universal principles of humanity’s role in the cosmos.

🔹 Unique Feature: This 78-card deck is printed entirely in black and white, allowing you to color the cards yourself. By doing so, you infuse the deck with your own personality and energy, making it a deeply personal spiritual tool. The act of coloring is considered part of the training, helping symbols permeate your subconscious and strengthening your connection to the archetypes.

🔹 Details:
Complete 78-card deck + Tree of Life diagram card
Black & white design for personal coloring
Published in the 1970s by B.O.T.A. Europe, Paris
Cards: Very good condition
Box: Shows light wear from storage (see photos)

A rare and highly sought-after esoteric tarot, ideal for collectors, practitioners, and students of Western mysticism.

✨ 1 Unit Only – Very hard to find in this edition!

The Piatnik Wien Tarot, also known as the Tarot Pointner after its artist Rudolph Pointner, was first published in Austria in 1974 (Nr. 2825) by Piatnik.

This tarot was a remarkable discovery, standing out for its brightly colored illustrations and extraordinary textured patterns. The artwork combines partly historical and partly modern Tarot scenes, with major arcana rendered in vivid, childlike abstraction and minor arcana decorated with geometric backgrounds. The numbered minor cards feature the French-suited symbols (hearts, clubs, spades, diamonds), arranged in striking and unusual formations.

Highly rare and atypical, this tarot is now one of the most sought-after Piatnik releases among collectors of vintage European decks.

🔹 Artist: Rudolph Pointner
🔹 Publisher: Piatnik, Vienna (Austria)
🔹 Year: 1974
🔹 Deck Nr.: 2825
🔹 Cards: 78 (complete)
🔹 Size: 7.3 × 13.9 cm (2.87 × 5.47 in)
🔹 Language: Booklet in French
🔹 Condition: Cards in very good condition; box shows age and wear (see photos)

A true collector’s piece – vibrant, unique, and historically significant.

🔹 Author: Dr. Seema Midha
🔹 Publisher: Health & Harmony, New Delhi, India
🔹 ISBN: 978-81-319-0237-0
🔹 Year: 2000s edition
🔹 Contents: 78 vibrant full-color cards + comprehensive illustrated guidebook
🔹 Card size: Approx. 7.5 × 12.5 cm
🔹 Card style: Indian folk-art inspired imagery blending traditional Tarot symbolism with Eastern spirituality and mandala motifs
🔹 Packaging: Sturdy orange box + dark blue velvet pouch with gold tassels
🔹 Language: English
🔹 Condition: Cards and book in excellent condition; box shows light shelf wear (see photos)
🔹 Availability: Out of print – VERY RARE Indian publication not easily found outside Asia

🪶 Collector’s Note:
Created by Dr. Seema Midha – a renowned Indian psychologist, healer, and author – this deck unites Eastern wisdom with Western esoteric tradition.
Each card reflects colorful folk-art symbolism revealing the soul’s spiritual evolution through universal archetypes.
The companion book offers practical guidance for relationships, health, and self-development, making this a complete kit for both beginners and collectors seeking a distinctive cultural perspective on Tarot.

Dive into the elegance of Edo-period Japan with this rare and out-of-print Ukiyoe Tarot, originally published in 1982 by U.S. Games Systems and printed in Japan.
Illustrated by Koji Furuta, this exquisite 78-card deck blends traditional Marseille symbolism with the refined ukiyo-e (“floating world”) art style — a poetic reflection on the transience of life.

Each card radiates quiet grace and subtle detail, inviting calm, meditation, and intuitive reading.
A true collector’s item for tarot enthusiasts, Japanophiles, and lovers of vintage decks.

Includes:
🔹 78 cards (60 × 110 mm)
🔹 Original instruction booklet (English, by Stuart R. Kaplan)
🔹 First edition box (1982 – Made in Japan by Angel Co., Ltd.)

Condition:
Box shows gentle wear from storage (see photos).
Cards: LIKE NEW!

🪶 Collector’s Note:
A timeless fusion of Eastern refinement and Western esoteric tradition — the Ukiyoe Tarot remains one of the most serene and collectible decks of the 1980s

Step into the elegance of 18th-century Spain with this beautiful Spanish Tarot / Tarot Español, published by Fournier (Vitoria) in 1979.
This bilingual edition (Spanish–English) is a faithful reproduction of an original 1736 Marseilles-style tarot preserved in the Museo Fournier de Naipes.

The deck features the classic linework and color palette of early Spanish tarots, enhanced by Fournier’s renowned crisp printing and rich pigments.
The result is a vibrant, historically grounded deck—ideal for collectors of traditional tarots, museum reproductions, and Fournier editions.

🔹 Publisher: Heraclio Fournier S.A., Vitoria (Spain)
🔹 Year: 1979 — Out of Print
🔹 Edition: Bilingual (English–Spanish)
🔹 Origin: Reproduction of a 1736 Tarot from the Museo Fournier
🔹 Contents: 78 cards (22 Majors + 56 Minors)
🔹 Leaflet: Double-sided instructions in EN / ES / FR
🔹 Card size: approx. 6 × 11 cm (2.36 × 4.33 inches)
🔹 Condition:
• Cards: LIKE NEW — crisp, clean, unused appearance
• Box: Shows storage wear and rubbing (see photos)

🪶 Collector’s Note

This 1979 Fournier edition has become increasingly sought after due to its museum provenance and its status as one of the finest reproductions of the 1736 Spanish Marseilles Tarot.
Early Fournier printings were produced in smaller quantities than later editions, and complete sets in excellent condition are now uncommon.

The crisp bilingual presentation and the iconic Museo Fournier color scheme make this deck especially desirable for collectors specializing in:

A truly exceptional find: this is the very first printing of The Hermetic Tarot (U.S. Games Systems, 1980), reconstructed and illustrated by Godfrey Dowson from the esoteric teachings of the Secret Order of the Golden Dawn.
Referenced in The Encyclopedia of Tarot, Vol. III (pp. 594, 596–597), the deck is considered a foundational work for students of Hermetic Qabalah, alchemy, astrology, and ceremonial magic.

This early edition preserves Dowson’s meticulous black-and-white engravings in their purest form — dense with sigils, Hebrew letters, Golden Dawn titles, geomantic symbols, decan attributions, and esoteric formulae. Every card is a compact glyph of occult knowledge.

🔹 Edition: 1st Edition, first printing (1980)
🔹 Publisher: U.S. Games Systems, Stamford, USA
🔹 Artist / Designer: Godfrey Dowson
🔹 Contents: 78 cards + 1 extra card (complete)
🔹 Card size: ~ 4.75 × 2.75 in (approx. 12 × 7 cm)
🔹 Condition: Cards near mint / unused; box shows age-related wear
🔹 Status: Out of Print (OOP)

A rare opportunity to own a true first printing of one of the most influential occult tarots of the 20th century.

🪶 Collector’s Note

The 1980 first printing of The Hermetic Tarot has become one of the most coveted Golden Dawn decks. Unlike later editions, this earliest run features crisp, deep black linework and the original cardstock that collectors specifically seek out.
Surviving copies in near-mint, unused condition — especially complete with the early instruction booklet — are extremely scarce.

This deck represents a milestone in modern esotericism: Dowson’s work distilled decades of Golden Dawn symbolism into one of the most academically precise and magically functional tarots ever produced.

A museum-worthy piece for collectors of Golden Dawn material, historic U.S. Games printings, and occult illustration.

A rare and historically important reproduction of the Mamluk Playing Cards, considered the direct ancestors of modern European playing cards and the tarot.
The original 15th-century cards were discovered at the Topkapi Museum in Istanbul by L. A. Mayer, whose 1939 study became the foundation for this remarkable facsimile edition.

Published in 1972 by Aurelia Books (Brussels and Louvain) and printed by Carta Mundi, this deluxe edition was limited to 750 numbered copies.
This one is No. 178.

The set includes:
– Complete deck of 56 richly ornamented cards (2.25 × 3.3 in / 58 × 86 mm)
– 62-page booklet on the history of Arabic and European playing cards
– Elegant black leatherette presentation box with gold titles

A cornerstone piece for collectors of early playing cards, Islamic art, and tarot history — the bridge between East and West.

🔹 Publisher: Aurelia Books / Carta Mundi (Belgium, 1972)
🔹 Limited Edition of 750 – No. 178
🔹 Condition: Excellent – box with light shelf wear consistent with age

🪶 Collector’s Note

The Mulūk Wanuwwāb deck stands among the most historically significant reproductions ever printed.
Derived from the 15th-century Mamluk cards of Cairo, this set represents the direct ancestors of European playing cards and the earliest foundations of tarot symbolism.

The ornate geometric and floral designs echo the refinement of Islamic manuscript art, while their structure — cups, swords, coins, and polo sticks — later evolved into the suits of European decks.
This 1972 Aurelia Books edition, produced by Carta Mundi in only 750 numbered copies, is prized by collectors as both an object of beauty and a landmark in the history of divination.

A rare fusion of art, history, and mysticism — the moment where the East gave birth to the Tarot.

A rare and enchanting botanical-themed French tarot deck created by Valérie Bernard and published in 1999 by AGM Müller (Neuhausen, Switzerland).
Designed as a bridge between herbal lore and classical tarot structure, this deck blends magickal plants, vibrant colors, and the mythological language of ancient Greece.

Each card presents a plant as a living symbol — radiating energy, healing, intuition, or transformation — with the Major Arcana aligned to 22 emblematic plants, while the Minor Arcana are arranged into Leaves, Branches, Flowers, and Grains. The court cards embody Greek deities, linking human archetypes with the vegetal world.

🔹 Published: 1999, Switzerland
🔹 Creator: Valérie Bernard
🔹 Publisher: AGM Müller
🔹 Format: 78 cards (22 Majors, 56 Minors) + booklet
🔹 Card Size: Approx. 7 × 12 cm
🔹 Condition: FACTORY SEALED — cards untouched
🔹 Edition: French-language release, now out of print

🪶 Collector’s Note

Le Tarot d’Hellen stands as one of the most original botanical tarot creations of the late 20th century.
Its harmonious blend of plant symbolism, Greek mythology, and Marseille-inspired structure makes it a unique tool for healers, herbalists, intuitive readers, and collectors of rare European tarot decks.

Printed only once in the late 90s and long out of production, sealed copies are exceptionally hard to find — especially in this pristine state.