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Thanks for going through the guide book.

At 8:15, the triangle symbol on the lower left is its element symbol. So this one is associated with “earth”. Cheers!

One of the most beautiful and magical tarot decks 🌍🐉✨ Great to connect with fellow Dragon Souls!

Just lovely, thank you both.

There is no description for the Ace of Blades in the booklet and it was the first card I drew...

Hello there, thank you so much for the review, I have been thinking of getting the professional edition as I love XXL cards. I can’t wait to review them on my channel as well….. I just subscribed to your channel so I can keep enjoying your videos!!😊

Wow I saw 78 thumbs ups when I found this video. 78 for 78 cards ❤ I am the 79th now. Thanks for this video, very informative. I am a collector and always looking for such content.

omg what a stunner this rich conversation! Thanks again for the opportunity to catch up on this second extended conversation with Rachel and all your tarot friends a few years after it went live 💖

what a wonderful conversation! I'm currently reading her Kabbalah Tree, miss her in the world, grateful for her work and chats such as this one, thanks Justin! 🧡

Where can Oz Tarot created by RJ Tomlinson Published by Barclay Mountain Publishing be purchased ? I'm going in circles on the internet. Thanks so much!

I've had this for quite a while, but I really didn't like its system of the minors. I've personally settled on a system of qabalah-related numerology with Golden Dawn added on top for details. The pips and the courts seem to imply elemental combinations (suit + planet for pips, suit + rank for courts) which can flow very interestingly for an open reader. The second book about the majors of the deck is fantastic, and informs a lot about Wang's choices of symbols. I didn't get the third book because I don't jive with his system of cardinal signs for the suits and planets for numbers. What did you think about the third book (Perfect Tarot Divination)?

First of all,......How did I miss this after so long? Great comparison, Justin. I laid out several of my own decks to compare along. It was such fun! My green box is in French. No DEATH written on the card. There were so many different editions and printing swirling around as you know. There are some vintage I wouldn't buy,.... like the ones with BOTH English and French titles as they cropped off or manipulated the images to compensate for the bigger bottom area with printing. Then there are the weird backs that are black with a strange design like a sun or a flower or something. Really ugly. All from the same Carta Mundi though. The colors of your basket weave early deck are slightly different and a bit darker than the original. But so close to the 1930. I like the basket weave backs. As for the darker blues, the one thing I like about some of the vintage with darker blues is that the reds are more red and not that orange they resorted to. The yellows got more mustardy over time and I prefer the more lemon yellow but those printings are harder to fine. More truly primary monochromatic red, yellow, and blue. I really do not like the mass market 2024 printing and prefer the later vintage ones from the 80's and forward like you showed. Why do modern decks look worse and garish across the board if the printing is more sophisticated? And so heavily laminated! Those thick decks have held up tremendously well over the decades. But I'm sure I'm more sensitive to color and feel than most people and they are easier to please! I looked up the symbolism of the Tulip flower. The first meaning is Love and the second is Rebirth. I wonder if they chose the tulip suggesting that the 4 of Deniers means love of money. Such a great video, thanks. Anne

I'm still so sad that Pitisci has passed on. 😭Thank you for capturing this conversation. He will always be remembered. 💕 And, the wheelchair! LOL Totally his personality. 🤣

Dude! I just JapanRabbited the Angel Tarot from Yahoo! Japan for $15 (minus fees and shipping etc) literally 20 minutes before I played your video right now!

I’ve heard that his system is very individual, quite different from RWS. Would you agree?

Hey Justin, I love your Yves Reynaud comparison videos - you are my definite guide to his Marseille Heritage store. Do you know of any other bridge sized Marseille like the 1730's Heri (besides the restored Noble on this video), that stays with the Le Pape and La Papesse tradition?

thank you veey much

Thanks for this great interview, Justin. I enjoyed rewatching it. I know we will all miss the great Vince. ❤

I don't know much about TdM (I've always read with RWS). Have you ever heard of a TdM deck called Gassman TdM??

My first TdM was the Le Veritable by Hadar. The card stock is a let down for what it cost. My favorite is the jodorowsky because of the vibrant ultra marine almost purple design on the backs, second is a vintage Fournier Spanish tarot. I have really enjoyed listening how you explained each deck according to the history. My next deck I would like vandenborre version. I love the checkered borders….

Nice interview, the only one I've found on YT. The anecdote about the pine cone & Braille is cool. Vince's legacy lives on.

"Archetypes" was a concept of Carl Gustav Jung. I think the Tarot is a little bit older than that, or are we indulging in historical revisionism?

Hello any idea on where to buy a set of these cards?

Great interview. But I am not able to find any info on those upcoming three books by Poncet. Anyone able to share a link? Thanx in advance

1440's actually, although your dating does allow for the influence of Ficino. The Sun is Eos/Aurora & her two sons Emathion & Memnon, one who built the walls of Babylon to keep darkness at bay & who died for who Eos cried the tears that are the morning dew, the card represents Dawn or a dawning. The Tarot wasn't invented to represent a particular teaching as all the images go way back before being put together as the Tarot, although I do agree artists of the Renaissence would have had a interest & knowledge of mythological symbolism & Neo-Platonism.

We wanted a historically authentic deck, so we made a new one!

Tarot de Paris is Grimaud - Thank you for your video!

I love this video

Cool fascimles & bookbinding! Have you managed to reproduce decks for larger market? I'm in the US & buying decks from France is expensive.

Cool interview. I subscribe to both you guys. As a Marseille tarot newbie I'm enjoying your videos. Just got the Heron Conver deck and I'm already planning on tightening up the faded/blurry outlines with an ultrafine gray Sharpie. Seems in order to get the best quality facsimile I'll budget for an Yves deck (Madenie or Burdel).

GJ

Thank you Justin, excellent review and I appreciate it and the knowledge of the comparisons, and will definately watch your other videos

Nice comparison videos. Just ordered the orange box Heron Convers today from France, as best budget Marseille facsimile I could find. Can hardly wait! Someday I'd like Burdel and Madenie facsimiles. Tres cher.

Nice review, Claude Burdel & Pierre Madenie in a tie for me. Wish I could justify dropping $70 incl. shipping to US. Until then I've got the Convers Heron on its way from France for $33.

The 1909 Tarot Kit has an excellent guidebook written by Sasha Graham. It is surprisingly deep esotericly for its small size.

How does this deck compare with the mini?

I love the major arcana. This is definitely an unsung deck!

Oh this is going to be great

i found your channel way to late ffs. wouldve loved to be involved in tarot when Rachel was cranking decks out with Robert. Her books are amazing. ive listened to a walk throug the forrest of souls sevral times and maybe 3 or 4 times for 78 degrees of wisdom. such good witing. Man i wish i had the Raziel and her Burning serpent decks. 😢 rip Rachel! 😢

My only issue with some of the rider waite decks is some have a grey pillar on the high priestess card instead of White like its supposed to be. The J pillar.

I was going to order it but none of the Pips match traditional meanings. Or does it....😅

I enjoyed this video very much. I've been looking at this deck for a few years , but now I know for sure

Great video ! Thank you for showing my deck, mine and Marco's decks look very similars !

Hi Justin. Thinking it would be great to have you talk about working with both the RWS system and the Marseille system. You seem to like and use both and it would be interesting to know how you do that. Most people choose just one system to work with. I find myself going through phases with Marseille or RWS. Warm wishes, Anne

I recently bought Jodorowsky's deck which is now reprinted in France. I love the color palette, those dark blues and dark yellows (orange). And judicious implementing of the color purple. I love Ben Dov's deck for the more purple colored blues and simplicity. Lo Scarabeo's T de M is lovely and pleasing as well. Those three are my current favorite mass market T de Ms. Thanks for this wonderful video, Justin.

Is there a book that comes with this tarot ?

Thats cool! the Weiser Tarot deck is the one (only one I bought (but wone one at a raffle)) I have and I didn't know that it was a revamp. I do like the changes and the new style of the shading in the landscape (more ink-like). I have not used it yet (or any deck before). You said that there were different systems for the deck? do you have a video comparing and explaining that?

I have a red deck in English that I got around 1972. One interesting thing about this is Grimond had a kind of display rack they sent to the store with several of the decks they offered at the time. The Ettailla, Leonormand, book of destiny ect. Wish I'd bought them all! I saw a 30s deck in England which my friend bought for about fifty dollars. (This was the Eighties) Like you I'd love to see a 30 deck or a good repo of it if someone will ever redo it. The Marteau deck is an important Esoteric deck and was the only one available back when I bought mine. Its criticized some today by people who go back to total ect but it is extremely important as an occult tool

Thanks for this - it made me take another look at the Weiser. 🙂

Nice starter set, Justin.😁