April 17, 2024
1900's Stereoscope,100 + Cards,Navy,N.Y.C,Wedding ETC.
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Old Keystone Stereoscope ,viewer and 100 plus cards, Old New York,Horses still means of travel,U.S. Navy ships and crew from Battleships Missouri,Connecticut,Geogiainnisota and Armored Cruiser West Virginia,many shots of crews' life aboard and abroad,Wedding card show from first call to baby time. Religious cards of sacrifise,Countries all over, Advertising on some from Quaker Oats Underwood and underwood of New york. These cards tell stories in sequencecial order which is very rare in itself. The cards are in great shape for the most part. Some are creased a little and a few have small scrapes on them. The viewer s' lenses are not scratch at all and very clear to look through.Nothing is broke or missing on the viewer and the focus slide is in perfect working order. Look good at pics Items sold as is. This does not come along very often a set of this quantity and quality. Happy Bidding! Figrue about 8 lbvs. for shipping Thanks Some of the cards are titled and have a small story about the picture you are viewing such as " A liberty party", The marine drill on the Battleship Connecticut and so on. Some of these look to be older than dirt.They seem to be made of a harder material,They are Stromeyer and Wyman Publishers New York,N.Y. Those are the one sold only by Underwood and Underwood.You see the name in the one picture. This is a
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