Check this out:

 

https://issuu.com/usgames/docs/supplement_issuu_81_lr

 

It's not yet complete tho.

Also, I know that the Jungian Tarot has been published before, but I'm beginning to get a hankering for the deck and the trilogy of books by Robert Wang.

the tattoo deck looked a bit interesting.

You can now check out the complete US Games System 2018 catalog here:

 

https://issuu.com/usgames/docs/2018_tarotcatalog_lr1

 

It also contains all of their previously-published decks that are still available.

I uploaded the catalog to my mediafire account so that if you'd like to keep a pdf copy of your own, you can just download it here:

 

http://www.mediafire.com/file/1415n58529p8wis

 

I hope you guys find it useful. :)

I uploaded the catalog to my mediafire account so that if you'd like to keep a pdf copy of your own, you can just download it here:

 

http://www.mediafire.com/file/1415n58529p8wis

 

I hope you guys find it useful. :)

indeeed! thanks!:)

in comparision between llewellyn and us games..

 

it is clear to me that llewellyn is winning  !!. their decks seems to be modern, revolutionary , yet some pay homage..

 

i have the first jungain tarot,, his first book and second book fi you want to discuss it..

 

What I like about Llewellyn is that their new offerings often come in solid/sturdy sets with magnetic clasps (a vast improvement over their flimsy cardboard boxes of yore). Another big deal for me is that they frequently have companion books. In terms of deck themes/ideas, I agree that they're a bit more compelling too.

 

However, USG does trounce them in terms of cardstock and quality.