Fortunetelling

An unusual tarot deck made of two mirrored halves, first released in France in 1900.

Perhaps the deck was printed for Turkey, or more likely, for an exotica. Interest in foreign life, unlike European culture, gives rise to artistic imagery. In fact, all decks of playing cards in ...

Animal tarot cards were published in different countries by different publishers. The deck's title, "The Inverted World," vividly captures the satirical nature of its depictions of animals in human ...

A classic French tarocco in the La Ducale version.

WARNING!!! The faint of heart and moralists should not look at the pictures! Only in the dark and with the gadget turned off! The Italian erotic tarot Gardens of Priapus, in my opinion, is the ...

This Austrian deck of playing cards is dedicated to the theme of love, without shame, as it is in life. In the Eroticism catalog, it has two authors listed at once: Franz von Bayros and, for some ...

Tarot deck in Marseille style from the Swiss publisher Gassmann. First published between 1850-1870 in Geneva.

Fortune-telling cards of the card-player Melle Lenormand. First published in Paris Publisher: Ensslin et Laiblin (Reutlingen) 1875-1899

Very unusual cards with flowers and some sailboats. Look like some kind of fortune telling cards. Deck representing sections and divisions of botany. First published in 1820. Designer ...

Tarot by the famous German publisher C. L. Wüst. First published in 1824. Among collectors of playing cards there is a dispute whether tarot can be classified as playing cards or is it a ...

Prague fortune telling cards from 1860. First reprinted in 2025.

Tarok was printed between 1840-1850 in Frankfurt, Germany. First reprinted in 2025.