Box 6
Contains 755 Results:
Rustic Arbor. Central Park, New York, undated.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.
The Sunken Gardens, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa. [Pennsylvania], USA. 9353. Keystone View Company. Manufacturers & Publishers. Copyright by B.L. Singley, 1898.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.
The Night-blooming Cereus. 9405. Keystone View Company, Manufacturers and Publishers. Copyright by B.L. Singley, 1898.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.
The Sunken Gardens, Monte Carlo. 32. Polychrome Stereo View, World Series Set. Published by Barnes-Crosby Co., Chicago. Reproduced from Original Stereoscopic Photograph. Copyright by H.C. White Co., N.Y., 1905.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.
Central View Palm House. Boehl & Koenig’s Views of Shaw’s Missouri Botanical Garden, Tower Grove Park, Fair Grounds, Lafayette Park, Arsenal Grounds & c. No. 707 North 4th Street, St. Louis, undated.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.
Palm Gardens, the Famous Beer Gardens of Frankfort, Germany. Underwood & Underwood Publishers. Series by Bert Underwood, 1894.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.
From under a Pepper Tree, Garden Scene in Pasadena, Cal. [California], USA. 20600. International Stereograph CO. Photographers and Publishers. Copyright by C.L. Wasson, 1903.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.
Floral Design, City Park. Portland, Oregon. 21828. International Stereograph Co. Photographers and Publishers. Copyright by C.L. Wasson, 1906.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.
Among the Flowers, Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland. 6241. James M. Davis. Photographed and Published by B.W. Kilburn, Littleton, N.H. Copyright by B.W. Kilburn, 1891.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.
Grandfather’s Darling. 6753. Entered according to the act of Congress by B.W. Kilburn in the Office of the Library of Congress at Washington, D.C. Photogrphed and Published by B.W. Kilburn, 1891.
Many of the cards in this series are meant to be educational in nature. There are also some sets that are used for professional reasons. For example, the optometric community used stereographs to gauge vision and diagnose their patients.