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Laguna Beach, California: Credo Company, 1975. First edition Yeager Tarot 1975. Near Fine to Fine condition cards in a Near fine to Fine condition cardboard slipcase, Box design: hard cardboard outer box - Metallic Gold With Black Lettering in the 70s Style simply stating THE TAROT. Slipcase inner box is white. There are no real notable flaws to either the cards or the case. Includes all 78 cards and case. <P><BR> This is an original edition of Yeager Tarot Deck of Meditation, originally called "The Tarot" and published in 1975 by Credo Company, Laguna Beach, California. The artwork is depicted as the artist originally intended with nudity of several male figures. This edition does not have the clothed figures of all subsequent editions of the deck. At the time of its printing, the deck was considered a gay-themed deck. </P><P><BR> Originally published in 1975 by the artist and simply titled THE TAROT, Yeager's Tarot was acquired for publication by… Read More

Japan: Ken Knutson and James Wanless , 1984. First Edition, First Printing. 1984 Voyager Tarot Cards, Printed in Japan, Published by Ken Knutson and James Wanless 1984. A TRUE FIRST EDITION! Stated as such in the book and on the back of the box. <P><BR> The Voyager is one the most original tarot decks ever created and the first edition is superior in quality both in color and design compared to later editions. The cards illustrations have dazzling color and sharp clear images, and the cards themselves are of a much heavier card stock with a print quality far superior to the later editions. The first printing Voyager decks are extremely rare and will become even more rare as time goes on making this a wise investment for the collector. </P><P><BR> Tarot Card Deck Has all 78 cards with Small Booklet Titled: Voyager Guidebook, Tarot Instruction Book and Manual For Voyager Tarot. Condition is Near Fine For the Cards and Booklet, Booklet has some very mild wear at… Read More

Sedona AZ: Bryan Richards , 1996. CAME FROM THE ESTATE SALE OF A SMOKER! Very Good cards in Good box with small staple bound manual. Some tanning to card edges, but overall in real nice shape. Number of Cards: 78 . <P><BR>We go through all of our Tarot and oracle items to be sure All Cards are included. All the cards are put into exact order by suits and Major Arcanum so there can be no mistake of there being a missing card. If a card is missing we do not offer the item for sale. </P><P><BR> The Sedona Vortex Tarot has drawn its inspiration, in imagery and titling, from the Sedona area in Arizona. The art is a colourful collage of illustrations, photographs and scenery. . Card Deck. Very Good.

London: J. Hatchard and Son, 1830. First Edition. . Hardcover. See Description. First Edition. 8vo. pp. xvi, 430, [2]. Bound in original quarter gray cloth and paper boards. Re-backed preserving the original spine. Paper boards are rubbed, discolored and aged. Board corners are carefully repaired/strengthened. Interior contains scattered foxing and splotching; some leaves possess a rough or chipped marginal edge (due to careless opening); outer marginal tearing is neatly and professionally sealed on several leaves; pages 1 and 413 display a light corner crease or stress mark. Crabtree states that this is "A little known work of real significance for the history of both animal magnetism and of physical research. Newnham wrote the book under the patronage of the Bishop of Winchester and it was clearly an attempt to use physiological and psychological terms to explain supernatural or supernormal phenomena which embarrass the Church… Newnham’s chapters on sleep, dreams and somnambulism… Read More

Reading: Gedruckt fur Charles M’Williams, 1820. Hardcover. See Description. First American Edition. 12mo. 142p. With a dramatic woodcut frontispiece depicting the Anti-Christ as a seven headed dragon. Re-bound in quarter calf with marbled boards preserving the original calf spine. Title page shows age-toning, soiling and staining; a small darker spot of staining is present near the upper corner. The inside margin of the frontispiece is carefully restored with some spots of loss to the inner black border-line of the illustration. End papers are stained; notations in an early hand are scrawled on the front free end paper. Interior pages contain light age toning, scattered marginal foxing, soiling and wear. A German mystic named Christian Armbruster penned this apocalyptic work (first published in Germany in either 1813 or 1814). The author predicts the immanent end of days by comparing current events at that time – i.e. the rise of the Emperor Napoleon – to the prophecies in the Book of… Read More

Laguna Beach, California: Credo Company, 1975. First edition Yeager Tarot 1975. Near Fine to Fine condition cards in a Near fine to Fine condition cardboard slipcase, Box design: hard cardboard outer box - Metallic Gold With Black Lettering in the 70s Style simply stating THE TAROT. Slipcase inner box is white. There are no real notable flaws to either the cards or the case. Includes all 78 cards and case. <P><BR> This is an original edition of Yeager Tarot Deck of Meditation, originally called "The Tarot" and published in 1975 by Credo Company, Laguna Beach, California. The artwork is depicted as the artist originally intended with nudity of several male figures. This edition does not have the clothed figures of all subsequent editions of the deck. At the time of its printing, the deck was considered a gay-themed deck. </P><P><BR> Originally published in 1975 by the artist and simply titled THE TAROT, Yeager's Tarot was acquired for publication by… Read More

Japan: Ken Knutson and James Wanless , 1984. First Edition, First Printing. 1984 Voyager Tarot Cards, Printed in Japan, Published by Ken Knutson and James Wanless 1984. A TRUE FIRST EDITION! Stated as such in the book and on the back of the box. <P><BR> The Voyager is one the most original tarot decks ever created and the first edition is superior in quality both in color and design compared to later editions. The cards illustrations have dazzling color and sharp clear images, and the cards themselves are of a much heavier card stock with a print quality far superior to the later editions. The first printing Voyager decks are extremely rare and will become even more rare as time goes on making this a wise investment for the collector. </P><P><BR> Tarot Card Deck Has all 78 cards with Small Booklet Titled: Voyager Guidebook, Tarot Instruction Book and Manual For Voyager Tarot. Condition is Near Fine For the Cards and Booklet, Booklet has some very mild wear at… Read More

Sedona AZ: Bryan Richards , 1996. CAME FROM THE ESTATE SALE OF A SMOKER! Very Good cards in Good box with small staple bound manual. Some tanning to card edges, but overall in real nice shape. Number of Cards: 78 . <P><BR>We go through all of our Tarot and oracle items to be sure All Cards are included. All the cards are put into exact order by suits and Major Arcanum so there can be no mistake of there being a missing card. If a card is missing we do not offer the item for sale. </P><P><BR> The Sedona Vortex Tarot has drawn its inspiration, in imagery and titling, from the Sedona area in Arizona. The art is a colourful collage of illustrations, photographs and scenery. . Card Deck. Very Good.

London: Rider & Co., 1932. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Printing of the First Edition. Very good, with front endpaper glued to front pastedown, prev. owner name on half title page, and private library sticker on spine. There are a few small, unobtrusive marginal marks..

Cincinnati: Robert Clarke, 1897. First edition. Cloth bound in very good condition; Slight wear to spine ends; Front seam repaire; Modest toning to end papers; First page of text and facing page have short tearsat the inner seam.. 101 pages; 16mo, 6 1/2" x 4 1/2