Entrance Temple Fuji Mt. Stereoview 620 Card of on Fuji No. Vintage

Entrance Temple Fuji Mt. Stereoview 620 Card of on Fuji No. Vintage

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Entrance Temple Fuji Mt. Stereoview 620 Card of on Fuji No. Vintage

Entrance Temple Fuji Mt. Stereoview 620 Card of on Fuji No. Vintage

$14.99

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Condition: Worn lower-left corner with the paper layer peeling, rubbing along the mount edges, and foxing and spotting on the back. See photos.

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Stereoview cards were a favorite parlor entertainment in the late 1800s and early 1900s, bringing faraway places into the living room when viewed through a stereoscope. This card takes you to Japan, with costumed figures standing in front of the red and yellow entrance to the temple on Mt. Fuji. It would suit a collector of Japan views, stereoscopic photography or travel ephemera, and it frames nicely for display.

Details

  • Titled "Japan: Entrance to the Temple of Fuji on Mt. Fuji," numbered 620 on the front and back, with A8893 printed on the back.
  • Printed color image on a green paperboard mount with a curved top.

Condition: Worn lower-left corner with the paper layer peeling, rubbing along the mount edges, and foxing and spotting on the back. See photos.

Please note: Packed flat and with care.

Photos are part of the description.