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The best (quality) and possibly the first "miniature" tarot deck came out in 1968. Here is what it looked like...

05.04.2016

Sure, every deck has a "Little White Book," but Frankie gave us a unique "Large White Book," but it didn't fit the box...

05.04.2016

Tarot Productions, Inc. published four different variations of tarot decks in at least 8 (and likely more) boxes. Here is what we know...

30.03.2016

This small catalog of books was available with the first-run 1960 editions of the University Books PKtT...

21.10.2015

Tiny little tarot cards smaller than a dime. Alice sought to read them, if she only had the time...

15.09.2015

In 1995 Lo Scarabeo created a deck of 21 trumps (and a fool card) substituting Marvel superheroes for traditional tarot images...

15.09.2015

This is a fun happy Japanese cartoon skeleton deck by (artist)...

15.09.2015

Paul Foster Case (PFC) founded the Builders of the Adytum (BOTA) because he wanted a deck with more Kabbalah...

15.09.2015

Only Frankie Albano could bring us a 22-card version of the tarot in 1968. Here's what it looked like...

15.09.2015

How did the world's most most iconic Waite-Smith legacy deck come about? Here is its story...

15.09.2015