Twenty-two trumps and nothing else, printed in Paris in 1897 by Madame Dulora de la Haye with a twelve-page booklet and a card étui. The cards are large — 161 mm — and each carries its readings printed above and below the picture, so the deck is its own manual. Her names are her own: the Milky Way for the Star, the Will for Judgement, a Shield and a Vase where the Hermit and the Chariot usually stand, and four cards at the head of the sequence that stand for the querent. The order is fixed by the letter of her hieroglyphic alphabet in the cartouche at each card's right edge. Scans from the Bibliothèque nationale de France via Wikimedia Commons, public domain.
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