I adore this card, and had the (consistent) stray idea that this card might be well utilized as a significator card, for those that read with them. It would definitely add a touch or humor, and whimsy, to a reading! The structure of this deck is traditional the Major Arcana carry standard titles, with Strength as VIII and Justice as XI; the fits are Wands, Cups, Swords, and Coins; the Court Cards are entitled Page, Knight, Queen and King.
touchstonetarot.com) Kat keeps in mind that each of the Pages is depicted as a trainee, in black graduation gown, per the era shown in the cards. The Knights are all shown standing, while the Kings and Queens are displayed in a seated position. Each suit is depicted with a primary: Wands in red, Cups a deep blue, Swords in gold and black, and Coins in a deep green.
Keep in mind: samples of the artwork from this deck are minimal online a reflection of the outright piracy of the images from the Golden Tarot in 2004. For a great discussion of this deck, see Episode 86 on Leisa Re, Falos Podcast website. Here https://tarotfans.com/touchstone-tarot-review/ will have access to Kats ideas, and a terrific insight into several of the faces in this deck - which reflect popular faces from our present Tarot world (consisting of Mary Greer and Dan Pelletier).