Vintage Stereoviews

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Stereoviews


	Carleton Watkins Stereoviews	Series of 10 stereoviews by Carleton Watkins, from mid 1860s.
	William Notman Stereoviews	Thirteen stereoviews of Montreal and Niagara Falls by William Notman. Late 1800s.
	E. & H. T. Anthony Stereoviews	Six stereoviews from the 1860s of Washington D. C. and Central Park in New York City.
	Colorado Stereoviews	Eleven stereoviews of Colorado scenes by Chas Weitfle. From the turn of the century.
	Black Stereoviews	Sixteen stereoviews from late 1800s - early 1900s of black scenes and people.
	Ethnic Stereoviews	Nineteen Keystone stereoviews of ethnic subjects/scenes from the turn-of-the-century
	Stereoviews Stereoviews, or stereocards or stereographs as they were often called, were the rage in the USA and Europe after about 1851. Popularized by the introduction of the stereo viewer (invented in 1859 by, of all people, Oliver Wendell Holmes), stereoviews were to be found in virtually every home by the end of the century. Of the millions of cards produced, only a handful remain rare. Rarity, obviously, is determined by such criteria as subject matter, historical circumstance, photographic process, photographer, publisher or availability. The cards presented here tend to fall into more than one of the categories of rarity. All photographs presented here are authentic and original stereoviews. Please contact the Gallery for questions or comments.
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