Have you found a particular genre of card to collect? In the 20th century these were often sold in sets on a specific subject. Real photo views are much more popular and valuable than lithographic views.
The cards are available in almost every subject. It was popular for families to collect and view cards. These were the tv/ movie of the late 19th/ early 20th century. Thanks so very much for the loves and for taking time to stop in Thanks so much for the comment and for dropping by. Fit's comfortably on my face when viewing a photo. I've been viewing the photos and they're pretty fascinating! Pretty much the "View Master" of the day. Is it just me, or does it look child-sized? It's very pretty. The turned wooden handle is attached to the bottom of the viewer with a metal rotating bracket.Nice Scott! I can only imagine how neat these were back in the day. The holder is notched at the center bottom to adjust the distance from the viewer down the slide, with a metal bracket nailed to the bottom of the holder across the slide. Metal prongs are attached to each end of the holder for securing the stereograph. The view box is decorated with bird's eye maple veneer around the outside. Square glass plates are placed into the viewer. This stereoscope has a wooden view box, holder, slide, and handle. The turned wooden handle is attached to the bottom of the viewer with a metal rotating bracket. The folding hatch served as reflector and is made of silver plated copper stereoscopy optics model brewster At the back is frosted glass plate with slot. The folding hatch served as reflector and is made of silver plated copper stereoscopy optics model brewster Rectangular stereo viewer, also known as Brewster stereoscope, hand stereoscope stereoscope mahogany wood glass copper silver, Rectangular stereo viewer of varnished wood presumably mahogany.
Rectangular stereo viewer, also known as Brewster stereoscope, hand stereoscope stereoscope mahogany wood glass copper silver, Rectangular stereo viewer of varnished wood presumably mahogany.
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