gregory said:
I may be a bit thick here (I probably am)
BUT - I have the USG English translation of the Tarot of the Bohemians (1958). I also have the deck - both USG and Dusserre.
Would I gain a LOT more from the Divinatory book ?
Depending of what edition (see post 18 from Teheuti concerning the size of the illustrations in the Aeon book edition), you would get B & W pictures of the whole deck as you can see them on the left side of the scans on post 14 of this thread.
In the copy of the Dangles edition I have, the pictures are are bigger than the Dusserre edition and without any coloring. (outer frame of the whole picture including text 11,5 cm x 17,5 cm)
The book has has 344 pages.
188 pages are for an introduction and for the divinatory meanings, 156 pages are for the pictures of the deck.
Each picture is printed on the front of the page, the back side is blank.
From a collector point of view I would say yes you would get more (not a lot more)
Oh and you would have the text to read (if you also can read french
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It is not the same as Le Tarot des Bohémiens.
Best regards