Historical significance of tarot cards

1, with important historical value, is incomplete and collected in museums or private hands:

-Gringome-ur,/kloc-appeared in Italy in the 0/5th century and is now in the National Library of Paris.

-The Berber Card described by Gertrude Moakley in the book Berber Painting Divination Card is now in the New York Public Library.

-Italian "Mantania" brand. Several museums have samples.

-The British Museum in London has some early Italian flower cards.

2. For traditional cards issued by publishers, the pattern design remains unchanged for hundreds of years:

-"Marseille Brand" published by French company B.P. Grimaud.

-"Ace" published by the Swiss company Muler.

-The card designed by Claude Badier at 175 1 was redrawn and published by Moeller.

-Two-way card issued by Italian company modiano.

3./kloc-cards designed by mysterious scholars at the end of 0/9 and the beginning of 20th century:

-Jean-Baptiste in the book "The History and Performance of Magic" describes the cards.

-"Value Card" designed by Oswald Voss.

Waite's "Waite brand".