Visconti-Sforza Tarot

[Reprint of the oldest tarot cards]

The Visconti-Sforza deck is known as the oldest surviving Tarot deck.

These cards are said to have been created around 1460 by the Duke of Milan, Francesco Sforza, at the request of the painter Bonifacio Bembo (although some say it was Antonio Cicogna). The design is slightly different from the current standard tarot deck, and four cards, such as the Devil and the Tower, are missing. It is unclear whether these cards were lost or never existed.

In addition, these cards have been added and restored to the Visconti-Sforza edition currently being resold under the supervision of Pietro Alligo.

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■ Damage during shipping from overseas
Scratches, dirt, dents, creases, etc.
■ Unannounced specification changes from overseas manufacturers
Back pattern, lines, color, outer box design, etc.
■Quality control of overseas manufacturers
Minor scratches on the card, misaligned printing, etc.

【accessories】
■ Comes with our original Japanese explanatory booklet
*This is not a product-specific instruction manual.

accessories:
・Original English instruction manual ・Japanese booklet explaining the basic meanings of tarot cards and how to read them (this is not a product-specific instruction manual)

Japanese booklet contents: 16 pages total; size: 55 x 110 mm
・Black and white (text only)
Table of contents: Names and meanings of Major Arcana cards / How to arrange cards / How to read / How to read with the addition of Minor Arcana

Country: USA Manufacturer: US GAMES SYSTEMS, INC./USA
Card size: 90 x 175 mm
Number of sheets: 78