Swiss 1JJ Vintage Tarot Kit

Today's tarot card video features a walkthrough of the 1970's vintage Tarot Fortunetelling Game, featuring the Swiss 1JJ tarot deck. This particular deck has a 1974 copyright. These are Besancon Marseille-style tarot cards whose design dates back to 1831. The "JJ" stands for "Junon et Jupiter." Junon takes the place of the Papess or High Priestess, and Jupiter stands in for the Pope or Hierophant. While this tarot kit is only available second-hand via sites like eBay, the 1JJ with English titles is still produced by AGM-Urania. They are based in the EU, but - when things are back to some semblance of normal - new decks can be purchased directly from their website.
This is a fun deck to work with. For many of my tarot peers, especially those about a half-generation to a generation before me, this was their first deck. If you like Marseille tarots, then these cards may be right up your alley. Enjoy and thanks for watching!

[@pamelaflowers3150]

Thanks. These We're my first cards and I still love them. The minor arcana are just the numbers and suits making for more interpretation.

[@hermitwritertarot4818]

You're welcome! When I first got these, I thought they would be interesting to have as part of a collection. But they really are wonderful to read with. Thanks for watching!

[@karlhopewell8758]

I have just got a 1974 tarot card set do I have to get them cleansed

[@hermitwritertarot4818]

I like to cleanse mine to make them feel more like my own, but it's really up to you. Setting them on a window during the full moon can be powerful. Just meditating with them works. I had one vintage deck that came from a smoker's home, so that took some more mundane work to clear it of the smell. Trust you instincts, and enjoy your cards!

[@karlhopewell8758]

@HermitWriterTarot thanks for the reply I've just lost my mum she used to do the tarot cards so I've just ordered some off ebay the same year I was born so I thort I would have a connection this them