Color Stereoview Card 608 Boys Matsuri Shrine Yokohama
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Condition: Worn corners and edges, staining on the back, and a crease near the top right corner of the back. The image face is bright and clear. See photos.
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Stereoview cards were the parlor entertainment of the early 1900s: slip one into a stereoscope and the paired pictures merge into a three-dimensional scene. This card carries you to Yokohama, Japan, where a group of boys shoulder a festival (matsuri) shrine through the street. It would suit stereoview and Japan collectors, or look good displayed beside a viewer.
Details
- Card No. 608, titled 'Japanese Boys Bearing Matsuri Shrine, Yokohama.'
- Color-printed double image on an olive-green curved-top mount.
- The back is numbered A8893 and carries a printed description of Japanese holidays and the calendar.
- Period is early 1900s.
Condition: Worn corners and edges, staining on the back, and a crease near the top right corner of the back. The image face is bright and clear. See photos.
Please look over the photos, which are part of the description. Packed with care in a rigid mailer.