STEREOGRAPH VIEWER CARDS OF AMERICAN SCENES

Lot of 20 B&W stereograph cards of Western US scenes. 8 cards from Underwood & Underwood depicting Alaskan & Pacific NW scenes. 1 card from Underwood & Underwood depicting a typical Arizona desert hom

Circa 1900 Viewer and 50 Cards Depicting Military, 4th Calvery, Europe and America and South American Travel, Gold Panning, Vatican , House Scenes, Phillippines Washington Volunteers and More.

2 antique stereoscope viewers, (one marked The "Saturn" Scope), 83 stereo view cards include 5 WWI era, 1 Sioux Indian hand tinted, 2 Southern African American scenes, 4 colored Japanese scenes, 12 Th

First Half 20th Century A wood stereoscope with slide and eighteen stereographic cards depicting scenes of various Native American peoples, including Puebloan, Sioux, and Crow, together with an assor

38 STEREOPTICON STEREO VIEWER CARDS, TRAVEL SCENES, NATURE SCENES, APPROX 7.25" X 3.5"

1900s 13 misc antique stereograph/stereo viewer cards. Cards are in good condition for being over 100 years old. Eleven cards were manufactured and published by Keystone View Company, two by The Unive

KEYSTONE VISUAL EDUCATION STEREOGRAPH CARDS VIEWER Lot includes 5 Volumes of Keystone Stereograph Cards in "Visual Education" and 1 "Tour of the World" as well as a Kawin & Co. Stereograph Viewer Pat.

12 MIXED KEYSTONE STEREOGRAPH CARDS & VIEWER 12 boxes total to include "Tele-binocular" with Tele-binocular viewer. Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item 12 boxes total to include "Tele-binocular"

LOT OF 6 VOL WW1 KEYSTONE STEREOGRAPH CARDS VIEWER Lot includes 6 Volumes of Keystones "World War through the Stereoscope" Cards as well as a "Vistascope" viewer by Griffith & Griffith Pat. 1895. Ship

Victorian mahogany stereoscope viewer, late 19th c., together with box of fifty stereograph cards illustrating a trip through Sears Roebuck & Company, stereoscope (closed): approx 4"h, 15.5"l, 9"w; 6.

LOT OF 11 MIXED KEYSTONE STEREOGRAPH CARDS VIEWER The lot includes 11 Stereograph Books, 1 "Third Dimension Eye-training", 2 "Selected Subject", 2 "Tele-binocular" with Tele-binocular viewer, and 6 "T

Antique Stereoscope Viewer & Stereograph Cards. Has damage. Measures 13" long. There are 8 Photo cards that measure 7" x 3.75"

Lot of 45 stereograph cards. 15 US scenes published by Keystone View Co., 4 foreign scenes published by Underwood & Underwood, and 26 scenes from various world locations published by a variety of comp

Approx 50 stereo view cards of American and foreign scenes including Victorian women, children, wildlife, etc

Indian Trading Cards. 80 pcs. Fleer, 1959. Complete set. Each card depicts a Native American scene with a piece of history and ‘Indian picture writing’ on the verso. Cards are square with very sca

Whittings Sculptoscope Coin Operated Stereo Card Viewer by American Novelty Company. No locks. Needs glass replaced. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 15 x 8 x 13

Includes unmarked viewer, box of The Great War cards, wood box with miscellaneous cards. Dimensions: (Wood box) H 5" x W 13" x D 5.75" Condition: Age wear.

A set of set of antique 1905 collectible stereograph cards by Underwood & Underwood, an American producer of stereoscopic and photographic images. The cards in this lot are dedicated to the Russo-Japa

Approx 55 stereo view cards including caves, European scenes, American scenes, Washington Park, Chicago, Notre Dame

Approx 45 antique stereo viewer cards of USA destinations, Native American and Afro American Condition commensurate with age.

POST CARDS AND STEREO VIEWER PHOTOS FEATURING MANY DIFFERENT TRIBES OF NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Antique Stereograph Viewer with 2 Boxes of View Cards. size: 2x boxes (3.5 x 3.75 x 7.25), viewer (12.5 x 5.5)

H.C. WHITE Perfecscope Stereoscope 1902. Very good condition but does need a new wire insert on one side of the card holder as shown in photos. H.C. White started making these in 1895 and they were am

9 1800's to early 1900's Stereoscope Viewer Cards (1 Rare Black Americana). Rare Black Americana 1495 Sumfin did Drap by Littleton View Company circa 1893. 5 cards made by The World Wide View Company.