Le Tarot Astrologique c.1930 – George Muchery & Henri Armengol – Complete 48 Card Deck

Very Rare French astrological tarot created by renowned astrologer George Muchery and illustrated by artist Henri Armengol. Published around 1930, this fascinating 48-card system blends astrology, divination, and symbolic interpretation into a unique oracle unlike traditional tarot decks. Beautifully illustrated in the Art Deco style of the period, with vibrant colors and elegant symbolic compositions. A highly desirable deck for collectors of astrology, French occultism, and early twentieth-century divinatory systems. Specifications 🔹 Designer: George Muchery 🔹 Illustrator: Henri Armengol 🔹 Date: circa 1930 🔹 Complete deck: 48 cards (48/48) 🔹 Language: French 🔹 Card dimensions: approximately 12.7 × 7.4 cm 🔹 Paper: thick period card stock 🔹 Style: Astrological Tarot / Astromancy Condition 🔹 Complete deck with all 48 cards present 🔹 Cards remain sturdy and pleasant to handle despite extensive use 🔹 Corners show wear and appear to have been lightly trimmed at some point, as pictured 🔹 Surface wear, handling marks, and age-related patina consistent with a well-loved working deck 🔹Uniform age-related storage marks visible on the reverse of the cards, consistent across the deck and indicative of long-term period storage. 🔹 An honest and authentic example showing decades of use 🪶 Collector's Note Created during the golden age of French astrology, Le Tarot Astrologique is one of George Muchery's most intriguing and elusive creations. Unlike conventional tarot decks, it was conceived as a genuine astrological divination system, incorporating planets, zodiac signs, the Ascendant, and other key elements of traditional astrology. The artwork by Henri Armengol perfectly captures the elegance of the Art Deco era, while the large-format cards make the deck particularly striking in use and display. Complete examples are seldom encountered today, especially outside specialized occult collections. Its combination of historical importance, astrological content, and period artwork makes it a highly desirable acquisition for collectors of French esoterica, astrology, and early divinatory card systems.