Le Tarot Traditionnel

78-card French deck, most likely published in the late 1940s. The designs on the major arcana cards have more in common with the Marseilles standard than the Rider-Waite deck, but are often highly original. The symbols on the pip cards are variously arranged, but are otherwise unillustrated. The images are printed in a reddish ink on a yellowish-brown cardstock. Featured in Kaplan's 'Encyclopedia of Tarot,' vol. I, p. 184.