English translations of Papus
1.Tarot of the Bohemians
Free link at sacred texts and pictures.
http://www.sacred-texts.com/tarot/tob/index.htm
But I also have seen A.E. Waite's name as a credit--either in the forward or perhaps editing...one early edition of Tarot of the Bohemians has a front cover design that 'is speculated' to have a Pamela Colman Smith design on the front cover...but there's much design mixing among that artistic group.
2. Divinatory Tarot by Papus
ISBN 03-978-1-90465-805-4
Aeon Books
The latest translation into English by Beryl Stockman arrived at my door today. Much of the information says "Etteilla" and the delightful flavor of the majors/minors and the pseudo Egyptian pictures and soft language of being addressed as "Child of Earth" is music to my modern ears. I think this talks about the minors in a way that would be somewhat surprising--as they were partially illustrated and assigned a curious astrology...first time I see Decanates in the card design...
more details online below while you are waiting:
3.Etteilla at Villa Revak
http://www.villarevak.org/
4. Oswald Wirth
(later)
5. Mary Greer's timeline
http://www.tarotpassages.com/mkgtimeline.htm
6.Decker and Dummett's History of the Occult Tarot
For me, Mary Greer's Timeline and the Decker and Dummett's History of the Occult Tarot really gives a good feel for some of the major names and players if one wants to go backward in time. I don't quite know if that is helpful as a supporting note. But you've probably also seen the Golden Dawn papers online already...
Best wishes,
Cerulean