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Live and Let Die Gadgets

Tarot Cards

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Not even close to being a gadget, but a very powerful movie device, Solitaire’s playing cards are a major movie character in their own right.
Not only do the cards act as operative guidance for her "Master", Kananga, but they operate as a device for James Bond.
A seduction device.
So convinced of her power through the cards, the naive Solitaire succumbs to 007's wiles. After all, if he turns over The Lovers, it must be so. Yes, it is borderline sexual assault. 

Live and Let Die Tarot Cards

You can own a replica pack of Solitaire's Tarot Cards. The pack includes a box and a velvet storage bag. The prop pack also includes a detailed story booklet and certificate of authenticity. The 25 cards are printed on heavyweight 400pt stock card, with a repeating 007 pattern on the reverse of the cards. The pack is officially licensed and costs £34.99. 

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A less expensive but rather more sinister pack of Tarot Cards, that also comes with an information booklet, is available from for £13.99

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