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de Laurence’s “orange” tarot deck

This is "Velo's deck." Leaving behind the yellow Velo struck out on his own for a time before seeing red...

15.09.2015

de Laurence’s tarot decks

L.W. de Laurence already owned a wildly successful mail order business, so what came next was...

15.09.2015

de Laurence’s “square yellow” tarot deck

This is the first truly American tarot deck, and the one that cemented L.W.'s place in tarot history...

15.09.2015

Sola Busca vs. Waite-Smith

Here are some examples of the extreme commonalities between the images of the Sola Busca and the Rider decks by Pam and Art....

13.09.2015

The Sola Busca deck

The Sola Busca deck is a rare treat: It is the only surviving early tarot with images on all of the cards in...

13.09.2015

Rider “A deck” (1910 through 1920)

This is the deck that started it all. Preceded by the "Roses & Lilies" deck by three months, this was the first mass...

12.09.2015