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 Posted: Thu Aug 26th, 2010 12:07 am
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CastleCrest
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The only mention of the RWS  Pamela A, B, C, & D Decks - 1910-31
is on Holly's RW site.
I've never seen one or even heard of another person with one -
 
Never mind one for sale - so how rare are these?

Do they ever come up for sale & if so what is fair market value?


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 Posted: Thu Aug 26th, 2010 03:14 am
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Some members on this forum have at least one, and a few have more. When they come up for sale, it's whatever the market will bear. If you have a few hundred dollars set aside, the bidding can begin. Unfortunately I don't have a single one, but someday......

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 Posted: Thu Aug 26th, 2010 11:36 am
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Thanks!!!!!

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 Posted: Sun Aug 29th, 2010 02:18 pm
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Hello,

Ok, I am one of those members who has them all. I have the Pam A, B, C and D. And from the Pam A I have the Roses&Lilies version and the crackled back (which is very different).

They are difficult to find, very difficult. The market value differs for each one. The Pam B en C usually sell for around 400 to 600 dollars (last time I saw). But it could always be more. The Pam D is a rather poor quality copy of the Pam A and therefore is cheaper.. but still several hundred dollar.

The Pam-A is the deck that you have to pay the most for. I got mine for 600 dollars several years back, but the last few times I saw it on Ebay it sold for near 2000! The Roses&Lilies.. I couldn't give a market value to that one.. as there are only 2 known copies.. think more then 1000 at least again. Kaplan paid 8000 for his, I paid 1500 for mine (got lucky!!!)


Btw, there are more people who have one or several versions. Here on the forum are some owners as well. They dont come up very often for sale though.

I hope that give you the info you need.

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 Posted: Sun Aug 29th, 2010 05:08 pm
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Thank You very much - that answers my questions!

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 Posted: Sun Aug 29th, 2010 05:54 pm
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CastleCrest wrote: Pamela A, B, C, & D Decks - 1910-31



1909 is the year Pamela Colman Smith designed and produced her famous Tarot.
It was in 1910 that author A.E. Waite published his pamphlet The Key to the Tarot,
re-issued (with illustrations) in 1911 by Rider & Co. as The Pictorial Key to the Tarot.

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 Posted: Tue Oct 12th, 2010 01:57 am
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Check on AT - quite a few have Pam B's , I know of at least 3 members who have the Pam A and there are several threads.

The B's show up on Ebay maybe twice a year maybe? The A's less so.

I paid 600 something for my Pam B. truelighth always gets the bargains ; )

Cannot recall having seen C's or D's but then again, I don't always look.

Hope this helps!

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 Posted: Tue Oct 12th, 2010 05:20 pm
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lulukat wrote: I paid 600 something for my Pam B. truelighth always gets the bargains ; )


LOL! :cl

Actually, I don't always get the bargains. I was lucky enough to get my Pam A,B,C and D before everybody wanted one and thus they cost me less. It's all in the timing, my dear :x:bl.

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 Posted: Sat Feb 4th, 2012 06:30 pm
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I have a Pamela C reprint, published in 1993 as the Original Rider waite deck

As Holly site does explain, that the Rider deck with the  black out of line, above the Sun card was what is considered the third printing.

Last edited on Sat Feb 4th, 2012 06:31 pm by MikeTM

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Pam B just went for $1036 on e-bay. :)


VINTAGE COMPLETE PAMELA B RIDER WAITE TAROT DECK, WITH BOOK & HANDPAINTED BOX
Item condition: --
Ended: May 20, 201220:19:33 PDT
Winning bid: US $1,036.00
[ 6 bids]

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