Thankyou so much for the link...
I found Ceruleans post.. It sounds like mine ... I dont have the blank white card though..
http://www.manstenen.com/4021_thoth.jpg
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ALEISTER CROWLEY THOTH TAROT DECK (in red)
Published and Distributed by
U.S. Games Systems, Inc., New York, N. Y. 10016 (these two lines in black)
Cards pritned in Belgium AC78
Top Flap, Back:
The top flap of the box is tucked into the back: the lettering is red, a 50 percent screened image of the back of the cards with the rosy cross. The following text is written in two columns in black printing, centered under a title of three lines written in bold uppercase:
ALEISTER CROWLEY
THOTH
TAROT DECK
Aleister Crowley was born October 12, 1875, and he joined the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn in 1898, rising rapidly thre grades of the Order.
In 1904, while in Cairo, Egypt, the climax of his career occured when he claimed to have received the direct voice transmission, the first communication to mankind from the hiearchial forces ruling the earth during the present Age of Aquarius. Known as the Book of the Law, it forms the cornerstone of Crowley's teachings and profoundly influences the imagery of his Thoth tarot deck.
Crowley poured the entire contents of his magical mind into his tarot deck. Although members of the Golden Dawn were sworn to the most solemn oaths of secrecy, Crowley published many of the Order's secrets.
Neither Crowley nor the artist of the Thoth tarot deck, Lady Frieda Harris, managed to publish the tarot deck during their lifetimes. Crowley died in 1947 and Lady Harris died in 1962. The Thoth tarot deck remained unpublished until 1969.
Lady Frieda Harris was born in 1877. She married Sir Percy Harris, a distinguished member of British Parliament.
Although Lady Harris had little or no previous knowledge of the tarot, she possessed in her own right an essential pereption and understanding of the spirit of the Book.
Crowley and Lady Harris expected the project of the tarot might involve three months of work but the preparation of the cards required than five years of labor between 1938 and 1943.
Sometimes many versions of the same card were painted to achieve the desired effect. Crowley was a fanatical slave driver and his rough sketches and descriptions often went far higher and deeper than anything Lady Harris had previously known.
Ten original essays on the Thoth tarot are reprinted with this deck - one edited by Lady Harris from the writings of Crowley, the other written entirely by Lady Harris. Both essays provide unique insight into the artist and her interpretations of the tarot of Crowley.
Front of Box:
in red:
ALEISTER CROWLEY
THOTH
TAROT DECK
Ordo Templi Orientis (in black, ornamental lettering, curved over an almond-shaped shield in red with a triangle, dove pointed downward, small bower over cross in a cup. Lines radiating from the triangle.
To the left, in black
Designed by
ALEISTER CROWLEY (in red)
To the right, in black
Painted by
LADY FRIEDA HARRIS (in red)
BOOKLET OF INSTRUCTIONS (text in black)
Two essays by Lady Frieda Harris & foreword by S.R. Kaplan (text in red)
COMPLETE 78-CARD CROWLEY TAROT DECK
IN STUNNING NEW EDITION BASED UPON
THE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS (in black)
Both sides have the same printing:
ALEISTER CROWLEY THOTH TAROT DECK
CARDS PRINTED IN BELGIUM . BOOKLET AND BOX PRINTED IN USA
ISBN: 0-913866-15-6
Extras:
One white blank card
One Ordo Templi Orientis card with shield and "Do what Thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law" with the text given by Rusty Neon in another post....signed by Hymeneus Alpha, Caliph, Ordo Templi Orientis and under this, Thoth Tarot Cards, printed in Belgium
One black card with five-pointed star which actually looks like arrowheads and a five-petalled rosy cross--motif is orange-red on a glossy black background.
Pamphlet/LWB: 45 pages