Thank you, Robert! Lovely to see you too!

Years ago, in the 70's. I had the Rider Waite Smith with pink backs and ankhs, and was always trying to get answers out of it. My mom figured, "Oh, she likes Tarot cards" and got me a deck and book set for my birthday. The deck was called "Tarot Classic" but it wasn't the one commonly known by that name now, I haven't been able to find images of it online. It was predominantly brown tones and had some details of the Swiss decks, like Le Pendu in profile. Not a true Marseille, but enough to hook me in. It's like Paul said, it's more authentic.

That was lost years ago, but I hunted down a Grimaud. Then the internet happened and I've got a fair collection now. I've got more TdM's than any other Tarots.

Hello fennario:

I'm glad you're hooked. Perhaps you have the Jodo-Camoin TdM? I think we will see some new revelations from M. Camoin this year regarding the Tarot and his Method. But, Tarot study transcends one man and one method, of course. Once you're hooked on the TdM, it is a lifetime study.

Best,

Paul

Paul wrote:
Hello fennario:

I'm glad you're hooked. Perhaps you have the Jodo-Camoin TdM?

You could say that. I have the standard-sized version and the mini.

I think we will see some new revelations from M. Camoin this year regarding the Tarot and his Method. But, Tarot study transcends one man and one method, of course. Once you're hooked on the TdM, it is a lifetime study.
Agreed, you can never get to the bottom of it. There's always some new revelation.