This Spanish-English Tarot Deck is based upon a Liguria-Piedmontese Italian deck first printed in 1736 from crude wood blocks. The original deck is now located in the Museo Fournier, Vitoria, Spain. As was customary at the time, a ribbon on the dos de oros (two of pentacles) gives the deck maker and city of origin: "Tarot - Fabrigado por Heraclio Fournier - Vitoria - Espana." The titles of the major arcana cards are given in both English and Spanish. The court card names are given in Spanish only. The Spanish names for the suits are: Bastos, Copas, Espadas and Oros. Bastos are curved and Espadas are straight. A small roman numeral at the bottom of each numbered suit card shows its number and orientation. This deck is available as the Spanish Tarot (Fournier version) and the Spanish-English Tarot (U. S. Games version).
| Deck Title | Number of Cards |
Card Size |
Copyright | Publisher | Card Back Design | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spanish-English | 78 22 major |
2 3/8" x 4 3/8" | 1975 | U. S. Games | ![]() |
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| Spanish Tarot | 78 22 major |
2 3/8" x 4 3/8" | ? | Fournier | ![]() |
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Also Included: title card, identification card
Category: Tarot
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Reference: The Encyclopedia of Tarot: Volume 1 by Stuart Kaplan, pg. 277