The Tarot (1888) by S. L. Mathers
This small booklet shows us how much influence Mathers had over Waite, and thus Pam in designing their deck...
21.10.2015
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University Books decks
The second wave of the tarot revolution began here; in America ("Go USA!") by handful of people you have never heard of...
14.10.2015
Who printed the Key to the Tarot?
Rider used several companies to print their books, and this is who they are...
14.10.2015
The Waite=J.K. Tarot decks
The Waite=J.K. Tarot was published by Tairiku Shobou, of Tokyo Japan, first in 1975 and then much later in 1989...
28.09.2015
Antoine Court de Gébelin
Revolutionary, scholar, and snappy dresser Court de Gébelin was a true ladies man and godfather of the modern tarot, as well as an...
15.09.2015
Dollhouse Tarot
Tiny little tarot cards smaller than a dime. Alice sought to read them, if she only had the time...
15.09.2015
Tarocchi Marvel
In 1995 Lo Scarabeo created a deck of 21 trumps (and a fool card) substituting Marvel superheroes for traditional tarot images...
15.09.2015
Fun Japanese skeleton deck!
This is a fun happy Japanese cartoon skeleton deck by (artist)...
15.09.2015
Etteilla decks
Etteilla was the godfather of tarot divination. These are the decks he (and his students) designed...
15.09.2015
B.O.T.A. Tarot decks and instruction
Paul Foster Case (PFC) founded the Builders of the Adytum (BOTA) because he wanted a deck with more Kabbalah...
15.09.2015