49 Stereo Views of People 45 Real Photo & 4 Lithos

LOT OF 23 PHOTOGRAPHY-RELATED STEREOVIEWS INCLUDING 21 REAL PHOTO AND 2 LITHOS, AS PICTURED, FROM THE COLLECTION OF HARRY AMDUR (1922-2005), THE LONGTIME CO-OWNER OF MODERNAGE PHOTO SERVICES, NY, A LE

Stereo View Cards (4), all real photos, Buffalo Bill by American Scenery, two Underwood Navajo, incl rug weaver & cotton pickers, Exc cond, 7"L.

Native American items including 4 Stereo View cards , 11 real photo cards, and 8 post cards, early 20th Century Central American pottery, Reed and Barton credit card holder (R&B 689), brass cigarette

This is a 19th century antique lot of 25 real photo stereoviews of various natural springs around Saratoga Springs, New York and the Grand Union Hotel The smallest is 6 3/4 x 3 1/4" and the largest is

LOT OF 130 STEREOVIEWS, ALL REAL PHOTO, INCLUDING MONUMENTS, BUILDINGS-INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR, BRIDGES, SCENIC, PEOPLE, ANIMALS, AND MORE, AS PICTURED

These stereoviews are important material for serious collectors, galleries and museums. The dimensions of a stereoview are Approx. 3.5" x 7" (sometimes 4" x 7"). ABOUT SHIPPING: This lot is located in

These stereoviews are important material for serious collectors, galleries and museums. The dimensions of a stereoview are Approx. 3.5" x 7" (sometimes 4" x 7"). ABOUT SHIPPING: This lot is located in

Mid-Century Modern Promenade Painting, Signed Lower Right (view photo). View of city river promenade with boats and people. Acrylic on masonite. Dimensions: framed: 45 in. x 35 1/2 in., sight: 21 3/4

(139) STEREO VIEWS INCL. 53 REAL PHOTO & 86 LITHO CARDS INCLUDING SEARS & ROEBUCK AND PANAMA CANAL VIEWS, AS PICTURED

112 real photo stereoviews, nearly all flat mount US views, plus an oval framed "Medallion" photo by G.W. Wilson (8.25" X 11.25"), a Colorado Boudoir Card photo, a group of fashion prints, and miscell

THREE TAYLOR & HUNTINGTON CIVIL WAR STEREOVIEWS The scarce albumen photograph views of from 'The War For the Union, Photographic War History 1861-1865,' published by Taylor & Huntington: 1) Jeff Davis

LOT OF 354 REAL PHOTO STEREOVIEWS WORLD VIEWS, ALL CURVED MOUNTS, INCLUDING CHINA, JAPAN, EUROPEAN, ETC, AS PICTURED, FROM THE COLLECTION OF HARRY AMDUR (1922-2005), THE LONGTIME CO-OWNER OF MODERNAGE

Vermont Maple Sugaring real photo stereo view ( St Albans, VT) & viewer

Quantity of 100 real photo stereo views. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

TOTALS. 43 Real Photo Stereoviews. 32 1/2 Lithograph Stereoviews. (The banjo view is just half.)There are some duplicates in this group.FLAT MOUNT REAL PHOTO STEREOVIEWS:1 very good condition.3 good c

Lot includes Real Photo Cards, Stereo views, and flown Zeppelin Covers. Nice Lot.

Lot of 45. Includes 11 real photo postcards. Others: 4 undivided back; rest are divided back, handful are linen. No Titanic. Liners include: Cunard White Star; Matson Line; Canadian Pacific SS Montros

Lot of antique stereo view cards including approx 50 real photo of Europe and Russia, 25 view set of destinations, and loose rare real photos of Hawaii and China.

45-EARLY REAL PHOTO PEOPLE POSTCARDS USED & UNUSED IN PREOWNED CONDITION FROM AN ESTATE. $7 DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

More than 500 printed, and real photo, stereo cards, many featuring the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, housed in a nice, divided mahogany case. Cards measure 3.5 x 7, the box measures 9 x 13.25 x 10.5 i

The PERFESCOPE viewer with Bird's Eye maple is accompanied by 100 cards, mostly real photograph views. Viewer measures 12.5 x 5.5 and the slides are 3.5 x 7 inches. Without proof of exemption, be awar

Original Confederate Dead Solider real photograph. Not a copy. The War for the Union published by E & H.T. Anthony and Company, New York. This double photo was taken in the Trenches of the Rebel Fort

This collection of stereoviews are originals from the epoch . They come mainly from collectors in the U.S.A. and constitute wonderful testimonies of past time that tend to be unique. Their scarcity, c

This collection of stereoviews are originals from the epoch . They come mainly from collectors in the U.S.A. and constitute wonderful testimonies of past time that tend to be unique. Their scarcity, c