nicky
Le Fanu said:
Agreed. The Pictorial Key is good for insomnia...the presentation of the cards in this set and the additional Pixie stuff makes it well worth owning.
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Pamela Coleman Smith Commemorative Set
Agreed. The Pictorial Key is good for insomnia...the presentation of the cards in this set and the additional Pixie stuff makes it well worth owning.
RexMalaki
...and I went ahead and bought it.
I needed that book about PCS, and the other stuff postcards and artwork were lovely.
~whispers~ the deck is really better then I thought it could be...backs are real cool too...
a 15% off coupon from B&N was the deciding factor, and I'm glad I did it.
I needed that book about PCS, and the other stuff postcards and artwork were lovely.
~whispers~ the deck is really better then I thought it could be...backs are real cool too...
a 15% off coupon from B&N was the deciding factor, and I'm glad I did it.
rwcarter
An update on the picture-less PKT with missing World write-up. I utilized the "Contact Us" feature on the USG website to inquire whether there was an errata for the book so that I could at least print it out and make the book complete. After a couple of weeks, I got a reply from Stuart Kaplan himself that they had reprinted the PKT and that he'd send me a replacement copy.
A couple of weeks later, the book arrived. While it is now complete (as far as I know cause I haven't had a chance to look through the entire book), they placed the write-up on the World before the Fool instead of after it. So now it's pictureless and the cards are discussed in a different order than Waite originally did.
Rodney
A couple of weeks later, the book arrived. While it is now complete (as far as I know cause I haven't had a chance to look through the entire book), they placed the write-up on the World before the Fool instead of after it. So now it's pictureless and the cards are discussed in a different order than Waite originally did.
Rodney
Cerulean
Thanks for the report on "Key to Tarot" kit correction
I wrote again and asked if I could obtain a corrected book and the question if I buy another set directly from U.S. Games if it will have the corrections and revisions.
I had previously written in 2009 and received no answer about my inquiry for a revised book copy I could obtain/buy if need be. The compact size of the set and books is very nice for travel. I will not comment on the deck here.
Hopefully I will be able to report back if one can reliably buy a set directly from the publisher with all the corrections.
Thanks.
Cerulean
I wrote again and asked if I could obtain a corrected book and the question if I buy another set directly from U.S. Games if it will have the corrections and revisions.
I had previously written in 2009 and received no answer about my inquiry for a revised book copy I could obtain/buy if need be. The compact size of the set and books is very nice for travel. I will not comment on the deck here.
Hopefully I will be able to report back if one can reliably buy a set directly from the publisher with all the corrections.
Thanks.
Cerulean
rwcarter said:An update on the picture-less PKT with missing World write-up. I utilized the "Contact Us" feature on the USG website to inquire whether there was an errata for the book so that I could at least print it out and make the book complete. After a couple of weeks, I got a reply from Stuart Kaplan himself that they had reprinted the PKT and that he'd send me a replacement copy.
A couple of weeks later, the book arrived. While it is now complete (as far as I know cause I haven't had a chance to look through the entire book), they placed the write-up on the World before the Fool instead of after it. So now it's pictureless and the cards are discussed in a different order than Waite originally did.
Rodney
