09 November 2010

Picture Postcard Tarot by Marcia McCord

For those into tarot tarot comes through other areas of their lives. A prime example is the creator of this deck, reader and all-round tarot lover Marcia McCord created this deck out of her passion for antique picture postcards and dedicated to her mother who ran an antique shop and died in 1983, the last conversations miss McCord had with her mother was about antique picture postcards.

From the LWB we learn that picture postcards were approved by the US Post Office Department in 1898. Same day delivery allowed friends to keep up with the evenings entertainment, as well as personal news. The images used in this deck come from the period 1900 to 1909 to for an eclectic mix ranging from the sweet to the comical and all possible variations, with depictions of persons of all walks of lives and origins to the personal taste of the creator and each time to make a great fit between the image and the meaning of each card.

This 79 cards tarot (78 + happy squirrel card) was published in a limited edition of only 50 decks and is sadly sold out now


2 comments:

  1. Thanks! And just a little news for you: My latest 2 decks, the Art Postcard Tarot and the Victorian Trade Card Tarot were mailed today!

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  2. Update - attention all
    The first edition of the Victorian Trade Card Tarot is SOLD OUT but fear not those who missed out: there is a second numbered edition of 100. It too is a deck of 78 cards, with a new Happy Squirrel, plainer packaging, but same size with square corners. for more info see Marcia's blog: http://marciamccordtarotreader.blogspot.com/p/tarot-decks.html

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