Can't remember the name of this tarot directory website...

[geoxena]

Hey there!  I have been trying to find the website that is basically a large directory (with images) of tarot decks, going back a number of years.  I could be wrong, but I think it was created by a guy who had a large collection and was selling some of them off, originally.  But it is also useful for reference because it shows images and the dates that decks were published.  I don't know why I can never remember who it was or how to find it.  Can anyone point me in the right direction?  @gregory, I know you have posted links to it in the past, but I couldn't find those posts. 

 

 

 

Edited August 12 by geoxena

[FindYourSovereignty]

54 minutes ago, geoxena said:

Hey there!  I have been trying to find the website that is basically a large directory (with images) of tarot decks, going back a number of years.  I could be wrong, but I think it was created by a guy who had a large collection and was selling some of them off, originally.  But it is also useful for reference because it shows images and the dates that decks were published.  I don't know why I can never remember who it was or how to find it.  Can anyone point me in the right direction?  @gregory, I know you have posted links to it in the past, but I couldn't find those posts. 

 

 

 

 

Is it this one? https://rare-tarot.com/

[gregory]

It probably is Adam McLean's site as @FindYourSovereignty says  - and he also write a blog of when he got his decks

 

https://www.alchemywebsite.com/Tarot/tarot_weblog.html

 

and a huge database. https://www.alchemywebsite.com/Tarot/Tarot_database.html

[geoxena]

Thanks very much!  I believe that is the one, although in my mind's eye, the pages of images were laid out a bit differently from what he's done there.  I seem to remember rows and rows of card images, but I could just be misremembering.  Either that, or he's made some changes.  Don't know why his name escaped me for so long.  I will keep perusing the site.  I am mostly using it to review the various artistic styles that have been used.  Thanks again!

[FindYourSovereignty]

If you click on the location links at the rare-tarot there are many images of each deck.

[fire cat pickles]

https://www.learntarot.com/decks1.htm has decks that are sampled, not sure if it is the site you are looking for.

[gregory]

There was albideuter, now only useful on the wayback....