http://tarot-de-marseille-heritage.com/english/
Site du label dédié à la réédition des plus beaux Tarots de Marseille, ou dits «de Marseille» historiques, co-créé par Yves Reynaud et Wilfried Houdouin, présent auteur du Tarot de Marseille Edition Millennium.

http://trionfi.com/
One of the best websites dealing with the history of Tarot. Extensive research has been done by the author and many references are available.

http://www.associazioneletarot.it/index.aspx?lng=ENG
Website maintained by Andrea Vitali, a serious Italian Tarot historian.

https://Tarot-heritage.com/
Site of Sherryl Smith, a Tarot reader and historian. An important work dealing with many historical facts and reviews of Tarot decks.

https://www.i-p-c-s.org/
International Playing Card Society founded in 1972. Many informations about playing cards not specificly Tarot.

https://Tarotwheel.net/
A very well informed website.

https://l-pollett.tripod.com/cards3.htm
Andy’s pages, a website that has has not been updated since long time ago, but historical data will rarely expir, unless newer more convincing facts are found.

https://forum.tarothistory.com/
A forum where people can discuss about the history of Tarot. Not all contributions demonstrate great knowledge of Tarot history, but many of them are very informative or show original thinking.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarot/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarot_of_Marseilles
The wikipedia pages dedicated to the Tarot and the Marseille Tarot's consensually accepted history.

https://beinecke.library.yale.edu/
The Beinecke Rare book and Manuscript Library of the Yale University. Searching its digital collections for “Tarot” will provide among others some links to high resolution images of the “Visconti di Modrone” deck (1442), the “Este Tarot” deck (1473) and also the so called “Cary Sheet” (±1500).

https://www.nga.gov/open-access-images.html
The National Gallery of Art in Washington keeping some uncut Tarot cards sheets from the Rosenwald Collection.

https://gallica.bnf.fr
The National Library of France. Searching with the word “tarot” provides access to high resolution images of many historical Tarot decks.

https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection
The British Museum has a huge collection of playing cards, displayed with the search keywords “Tarot”, “Tarocchi”, “Tarocchino”, “Minchiate”, “playing cards”…

http://www.printsanddrawings.hu/
Website of the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest (Hungary). Searching on tarot will give you access to fragments of uncut sheets from different decks. Parts of it are an almost complete set of trump cards, identical to the dick sheets kept in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The order of the trumps (part of the trumps are numbered) is typical for Trionfi decks from the Dutchy of Ferrara.

http://cards.old.no/
Many images of ancient playing cards, including Tarot decks..

https://commons.wikimedia.org
The non-profit, multilingual, free-content media files from the Wikimedia family, to which anyone can contribute, where many historical playing cards and Tarot cards can be found.

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