A Fine Set of Tarot Playing Cards Published by Baptiste Paul Grimaud, Paris; 'Tarot Allemand' à 2 têtes Chinois sub-Curios Having long oval links with

Having long oval links with short curb links attached for the attachment of padlocks

Born in Saffron Walden in 1929

referring to the closed booths in Edinburgh where they were sold as tokens to ward off evil spirits and protect loved ones

the front panel with printed paper label Fry’s Sweet Chocolate’

Hayley chronicled the trials and tribulations she faced and how she overcame them by exercising her virtues of a pleasant nature and unfailing sweet temper

A Fine Set of Tarot Playing Cards Published by Baptiste Paul Grimaud, Paris; 'Tarot Allemand' à 2 têtes Chinois sub-Curios Having long oval links withOrigin: French Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Height: 10. 5 cms Width: 5. 5 cms Comprising a complete deck of seventy eight cards of which twenty two are Major Arcana, French Republic tax stamped to April 1890, together as originally sold with the original printed paper wrapper. The double ended and rounded edged cards have a sea monster and Chinoiserie theme and rather hypnotic card backs, of geometric pattern,