Parrott Tarot

Creator(s): Margaret Parrott, Thom Parrott
Date: 1996
Country: USA
Publisher: s.s. adams co.
Number of Cards: 82
ISBN:   
Type: Thoth
Reference:  Encyclopedia of Tarot, vol. IV, pp. 456, 459

Notes: 
Margaret Parrott is a retired teacher and artist. She has created two decks of playing cards, one with Pueblo Kachinas on the face cards and the other with Northwest Coastal Native American masks and in collaboration with her son, the songwriter Thom Parrott, she created the 82 card Parrott Tarot.

Each Major Arcana card has the card number in the upper left corner and in the bottom left border. The bottom border also has the Astrological correspondence, the Hebrew letter, the card name, the path on the Tree of Life, and a musical scale with the corresponding note and a Parrot.The musical notes in the major arcana are Paul Foster Case’s notes that accompany the majors in his teachings.

The Court Cards have the associated playing card symbol in the upper left corner. The bottom border has the astrological correspondence, the elemental correspondence, the name of the card and a Parrot. The Minor Arcana have the same information plus a keyword, which is the same key word as in the Thoth Tarot. The deck has an additional court card called "the Mentor", which is placed between the Prince and the Queen.

The deck came with a short a fold out sheet, more information can be found on the artist's website.

Tarot for Cats

Creator(s):  Regen Dennis, Kipling West
Date: 1996
Country: USA
Publisher: Macmillan
Number of Cards: 22
ISBN: 0-02-860828-3   
Type: other
Reference: Encyclopedia of Tarot, vol.IV, pp. 259, 261





Notes:
Majors-only deck, with each card featuring a different breed of cat. The cats are always depicted doing things that cats quite naturally do. The cards have standard titles, except that The Hanged Man has become The Hanging Cat. The reversible card backs feature a  graphic of two cats surrounded by flowery scrollwork, and are fully reversible.

The book is by Regen Dennis and the artwork is by Kipling West. The Tarot for Cats set comes in a cardboard sleeve containing a book and a box of cards. The book is subtitled Unlock the Mysteries of Your Nine Lives and written from the point of view of a cat.

Dragon Tarot

Creator(s): Terry Donaldson, Peter Pracownik
Date: 1996
Country: USA
Publisher: US Games
Number of Cards: 78
ISBN: 978-0-88079-148-9 
Type: other
Reference: Encyclopedia of Tarot, vol. IV, pp. 310, 311
 



Notes:
This deck brings together dragon myths from cultures as diverse as ancient Babylon, Egypt, and China, to the legends of King Arthur, St. George, and Siegfried.

The Major Arcana have traditional titles, each of them bears in the lower left and right corners astrological, alchemical or other symbols. The lower corners of the Minors have symbols of the elements.

The reversible backs show  blue and white dragons  in each of the four corners.

Master Tarot

Creator(s): Mario Montano, Amerigo Folchi
Date: 1996
Country: Switzerland
Publisher: AGM
Number of Cards: 78
ISBN:
Type: other
Reference: Encyclopedia of Tarot, vol. IV, pp. 419, 421-422






Notes:
It is a not-so-tarotlike tarot. The booklet says "This is a work for the Master Jesus".
The 22 Major Cards of the Master Tarot are often, but not always, parallel to the traditional Major Arcana. Instead of Minor Arcana, the deck has forty Minor cards and sixteen People cards. The Minor cards are based on sayings of Jesus.

Kazanlar Tarot

Creator(s): Emil Kazanlar
Date: 1996
Country: Switzerland 
Publisher: AGM 
Number of Cards: 80 
ISBN: 3-905017-97-0 
Type: other 
Reference: Encyclopedia of Tarot, vol. IV, pp. 393-394





Notes:

The cards are titled in German, English, French and Hungarian. The German, English and French titles are translations. The Hungarian titles have a different meaning. For example, on the Four of Cups the German, English and French title just means "Four of Cups", the Hungarian title is "Ferenc Josef", which is the Hungarian name of the depicted person, the equivalent German name is "Franz Josef I, Empereor of Austria".

The suit of swords focusses on ancient Egyptian symbolism, wands on India, including the Hindu and Moslem aspects, cups on Hungary and coins on Persia.

At the top of each Minor Arcana is an angelic Sephira at the bottom the corresponding demonic Sephira . On the left side are astrological symbols, on the ride side the rank, suit and element of the card.