Vintage Oswald Wirth Tarot (1973) – Complete Tchou Set with Book – Extremely Rare

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.

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