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Golden Dragon
Early Aeclectic era collaborative deck with traditional tarot and dragon imagery.
by Marie Delclos, Jean-Louis Victor · 1996
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Marie Delclos and Jean-Louis Victor's Golden Dragon belongs to the French esoteric publishing current, a traditional seventy-eight card structure carrying dragon imagery, and its record's thinness marks it as early-catalog stock: decks documented when the Aeclectic archive was young, known more by listing than by literature. The French occult tradition ran its own deck economy, and collaborative author-pairs like Delclos and Victor, both writers on divination, were its standard production model.
Dragon-themed but traditionally built distinguishes it from the fantasy-world dragon decks elsewhere in this catalog: here the creature is emblem rather than habitat, gilding a conventional structure. It suits collectors of French esoteric decks, dragon completists bridging the fantasy and traditional shelves, and provenance hunters at home in under-documented territory. Readers wanting the full dragon immersion have Pracownik's world; readers wanting the French tradition's documented monuments have the Grimaud shelf; this deck sits quietly between, gold on the spine.
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