Mlle Le Normand - Playing cards - Grand Jeu de Mlle Lenormand - B.P

Exceptional Grand Lenormand Playing Deck by Mlle Lenormand, B.P. Grimaud edition, late 19th century. Complete set in remarkable condition. DETAILED DESCRIPTION Authentic Grand Cartomancy Deck by Mlle Lenormand, published by the prestigious house B.P. Grimaud, historic French publisher renowned for the quality of its fortune-telling games since 1848. This deck pays homage to Marie-Anne Adélaïde Lenormand (1772-1843), the most famous cartomancer of her era, consulted by Empress Joséphine de Beauharnais and many notable figures of the First Empire. CONTENT 54 complete cards (no missing card) Original French usage manual, complete and detailed Original B.P. Grimaud box CONDITION Cards: Exceptional condition, nearly mint. No tears, very little signs of use. Illustrations are sharp, colors bright, and gilding well preserved. Remarkably preserved for its age. Manual: Complete, all pages present, perfectly readable. Essential document for understanding the symbolism and use of the deck. Box: Visible signs of wear (scuffing, rounded corners) consistent with the object's age. Structure remains solid and functional. CHARACTERISTICS Publisher: B.P. Grimaud, Paris Era: Late 19th century Number of cards: 54 Manual language: French Theme: Cartomancy, divination, esotericism RARITY Complete copies of the Grand Lenormand Deck with original manual have become rare on the market. The near-mint condition of the cards makes this set particularly sought after by collectors. INTEREST FOR ✓ Collectors of antique games and cartomancy ✓ Practitioners of tarot and divination ✓ Enthusiasts of Napoleonic history and the 19th century ✓ Esotericism enthusiasts and curiosities lovers SHIPPING Carefully packaged and shipped within 24-48 hours after payment receipt. Secure packaging to ensure the integrity of this historic set. PROVENANCE Private collection. Carefully preserved in optimal conditions.

Estimation:€180

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