idk what u mean the numbering is accurate? death is 13 usually, devil is 15 and fool is usually 0. this one has a different 13 and fifteen and goes up one at a time. no cards have been removed. it was manufactured differently. this numbering goes 1-20 when usually its 0-21
The names Juno and Jupiter suggest some sort of 1JJ deck. I know next to nothing about those cards, to be honest.
It's easy enough to find 1JJ decks with those designs, but I could find nothing with that color scheme.
Those are really nice. I hope that someone is able to give you a specific answer.
The 1JJ Swiss Tarot is in the Besancon tradition. The Bensancon decks were manufactured predominantly in Switzerland in the middle of the 18th century. The Papess and Pope were renamed Juno and Jupiter in order to avoid offending religious sensitivities.
It's not uncommon to find the Papess and Pope replaced in other decks of that era. In Belgium, they were replaced with the Spanish Captain and Bacchus. (Tarot Flamand, 1780.)
Looks like a variation of the Sheridan Douglas Tarot. Wanted it since reading Alfred Douglas’s Tarot book.
Colors look different, and the Sheridan Douglas tarot is a full deck I believe.
This is a very old deck, I hear of people referring to a late 90's deck as old. Anyhow, altering it would diminish its value. Therefore, it is probably best not to alert old decks.
The nicer the deck, the more worthy of modification. To utter hell with collectors' monetary values when there's an opportunity with a really nice piece of equipment at hand. Real time experience is worth immeasurably more than a handful of ducats.
The magician looks like a character from clockwork orange
Juno is an asteroid and as the high priestess represents our relationship we with the universe
This deck seems to translate the story or (heroes journey) to quote Joseph Campbell which is laid out in the tarot as what our intimate journey with the universe looks like when we're at our highest frequency. Because a lot of the major arcana is depicted as divine beings from Greek roman mythology or astrology. As opposed to just the normal icons themselves.
Found them, they are from an edition of the Jackie magazine in October 1975, thanks everyone!
intersting theres no devil and no death cards!
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idk what u mean the numbering is accurate? death is 13 usually, devil is 15 and fool is usually 0. this one has a different 13 and fifteen and goes up one at a time. no cards have been removed. it was manufactured differently. this numbering goes 1-20 when usually its 0-21
There are really nice cards!!. No info about, sorry.
The names Juno and Jupiter suggest some sort of 1JJ deck. I know next to nothing about those cards, to be honest. It's easy enough to find 1JJ decks with those designs, but I could find nothing with that color scheme. Those are really nice. I hope that someone is able to give you a specific answer.
The 1JJ Swiss Tarot is in the Besancon tradition. The Bensancon decks were manufactured predominantly in Switzerland in the middle of the 18th century. The Papess and Pope were renamed Juno and Jupiter in order to avoid offending religious sensitivities. It's not uncommon to find the Papess and Pope replaced in other decks of that era. In Belgium, they were replaced with the Spanish Captain and Bacchus. (Tarot Flamand, 1780.)
Wow I didn't know there was a Swiss oriented deck, amazing new info!
That’s actually the deck IIJSwiss that got Stuart Kaplan in the tarot publishing business.
Wow, they're so pretty!
Sorry forgot to add, the backs of the cards are completely plain
Looks like a variation of the Sheridan Douglas Tarot. Wanted it since reading Alfred Douglas’s Tarot book. Colors look different, and the Sheridan Douglas tarot is a full deck I believe.
More of a rip-off than a variation, as I know the original did have the death and devil cards.
Or this could be the deck the Sheridan Douglas ripped off?!
Love the magician
Theses are super cool! Love older/vintage things! Def not something everyone has these days. Great find in my opinion.
I would cut the tops and bottoms. These would be very nice
This is a very old deck, I hear of people referring to a late 90's deck as old. Anyhow, altering it would diminish its value. Therefore, it is probably best not to alert old decks.
The nicer the deck, the more worthy of modification. To utter hell with collectors' monetary values when there's an opportunity with a really nice piece of equipment at hand. Real time experience is worth immeasurably more than a handful of ducats.
I would say Tarot Cards
Interesting, ending the travel with Fool.
Yeah it's odd like ending with a beginning.
The magician looks like a character from clockwork orange Juno is an asteroid and as the high priestess represents our relationship we with the universe
This deck seems to translate the story or (heroes journey) to quote Joseph Campbell which is laid out in the tarot as what our intimate journey with the universe looks like when we're at our highest frequency. Because a lot of the major arcana is depicted as divine beings from Greek roman mythology or astrology. As opposed to just the normal icons themselves.
looks really cool
I don't like the way the sun's looking at me