Antique Tarot

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Antique Tarot is the card division of McClosky’s Antiquarian Books & Cards. McClosky’s is an independent online book and card store, located in Ontario, Canada.

We specialise in old, rare, and scarce card decks, with a focus on fortune-telling and tarot cards. At the AntiqueTarot division, we specialise in old, rare, and scarce card decks, with a focus on fortune-telling and tarot cards. Our virtual doors opened in 2014 and we have grown to be a trusted source for old books and cards. Counting museums, libraries, and galleries among our customers, we pride ourselves on the quality of our items and our friendly customer service. Along with our storefront, we also welcome requisitions and work with clients on an individual basis to build their collections. Contact us to submit requests, ask a question, or introduce yourself and your collection. We are always happy to hear from a fellow book and card enthusiast! If you are looking to sell an item or entire collection, please contact us via email at [email protected]. In your email, please describe the item(s) or the collection you wish to sell and provide photos if available. We will get back to you as soon as possible. You can find us on a number of sales channels, including eBay, Etsy, and AbeBooks. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter and .

✨ Fortune Telling Friday ✨Cataloguing this array of antiques today. Among them are two partial Petit Lenormand decks, a ...
10/09/2026

✨ Fortune Telling Friday ✨

Cataloguing this array of antiques today. Among them are two partial Petit Lenormand decks, a 32-card hand-drawn fortune-telling deck, and a book with a hand-painted vellum cover.

More photos and details to come. Inquiries welcome; reach out at for prices and further details.

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✨ Newly Listed ✨The c.1930–40 fortune-telling deck with artwork by Gaston Smit is now available on our website. We’ve ta...
10/05/2026

✨ Newly Listed ✨

The c.1930–40 fortune-telling deck with artwork by Gaston Smit is now available on our website. We’ve taken a fresh set of photographs to better capture its colours and details.

Happy browsing! Link in bio .

A little fortune-telling for your Friday! ✨Here’s a closer look at these intriguing French fortune-telling cards illustr...
10/02/2026

A little fortune-telling for your Friday! ✨

Here’s a closer look at these intriguing French fortune-telling cards illustrated by Gaston Smit, alongside our 1964 Elle tarot illustrated by Alain Le Foll.

Many thanks to Laetitia.du.loup.noir for helping identify the Smit cards and sharing details of the well-preserved examples in their private collection.

Both the Le Foll and Smit decks follow the same 24-card structure, which suggests a Lenormand influence. We’re researching the earliest appearance of this 24-card system, and any insights are most welcome!

Swipe through for full photos. Both decks should be listed on our website soon. Inquiries welcome .

A little colour, a little whimsy, and plenty to catch the eye. 🎣 Which is your favourite?Follow  for your daily dose of ...
10/01/2026

A little colour, a little whimsy, and plenty to catch the eye. 🎣 Which is your favourite?

Follow for your daily dose of antique cards and curious discoveries.

From the tarot vault: a truly rare find, the c. 1739 J. B. Madenié Tarot de Marseille.
09/29/2026

From the tarot vault: a truly rare find, the c. 1739 J. B. Madenié Tarot de Marseille.

As promised, here is the entire surviving hand-drawn set! ✨The deck is incomplete with 51 of 78 cards. Were the others l...
09/29/2026

As promised, here is the entire surviving hand-drawn set! ✨

The deck is incomplete with 51 of 78 cards. Were the others lost, or did the artist ever finish the deck?

Drawing on the Grand Etteilla system, the cards have some unusual titles and French annotations of their meanings. Their inventive imagery often includes Spanish themes, though the images are quite eclectic.

Swipe through to see them all. Which card catches your eye?

Inquiries welcome . 

We have a few posts lined up this  , so get ready!First up, two decks getting ready for listing:🔸 I Tarocchi dei Viscont...
09/29/2026

We have a few posts lined up this , so get ready!

First up, two decks getting ready for listing:

🔸 I Tarocchi dei Visconti, Monumenta Longobardica edition, produced and distributed by Dal Negro in Treviso, Italy, c. 1975.

🔸 Le Jeu divinatoire by Yaguel Didier, published by Robert Laffont in 1991, with 27 colour cards illustrated by Marina Karella.

Stay tuned for more today, including complete photos of the hand-drawn deck we shared yesterday! ✨

What a Monday! ✨We’ve been busy investigating this mysterious hand-drawn deck, pricing fortune-telling cards illustrated...
09/28/2026

What a Monday! ✨

We’ve been busy investigating this mysterious hand-drawn deck, pricing fortune-telling cards illustrated by Gaston Smit, photographing an incomplete Dotti, and cataloguing a first edition of Simon Blocquel’s Le Grand Etteilla, ou l’Art de tirer les cartes (1838).

What a start to the week! More photos and details soon. 🃏

Follow for your daily dose of antique tarot and fortune-telling cards. Thinking about adding a deck to your collection? Get in touch, we’d love to help you find the perfect match. From affordable treasures to extraordinary rarities, all budgets welcome!

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Rare and scarce: we are excited to share this complete 1929 Grand Etteilla III, Grand jeu de l’Oracle des Dames, by Luc ...
09/25/2026

Rare and scarce: we are excited to share this complete 1929 Grand Etteilla III, Grand jeu de l’Oracle des Dames, by Luc Mégret. Originally printed as sheets at the back of Mégret’s “L’Art de tirer les cartes,” the cards were intended to be cut out and reinforced with cardboard to make a deck. This example is also annotated and has some hand coloured embellishments.

Swipe through for more photos. Complete photos and details coming 🔜 to McCloskys.com. Inquiries welcome in the meantime .

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Rarely seen c.1839 Suzanne Bernardin Tarot de Marseille. Follow  for your daily dose of antique tarot.
09/24/2026

Rarely seen c.1839 Suzanne Bernardin Tarot de Marseille.

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PO BOX 25015 Keswick
Keswick, ON
L4P3B1

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