“The Honeymoon.” An early square cornered glazed ivory mount stereo view with a paper label verso. The label continues: “Discovered by a Lunatic about to Marry, but seeing the Cells , didn’t.” There are three pairs of ceramic figures representing crude country folk. The top ones are relatively young, the middle ones older in an amorous pose, the bottom ones are indistinct. I’ve seen other representations of these couples. This is an example of the anti-marriage humor of the age, but I can’t figure out the meaning of the title. If you have an idea please email your response here.

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