Ingersoll Stereoview 627 Fujiyama T.W. Views of Temple Mt Fuji Color c1900
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Condition: Light soiling, foxing and edge wear on the back, a small brown speck near the bottom of the back, and slightly rubbed corners - see photos.
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Long before color travel photography, a stereoview let you sit at home and step into a faraway place in 3D. This card comes from T.W. Ingersoll's 'Views of Japan' series of about 1900, a set of 100 color-printed views of temples, streets and markets. No. 627 takes you inside the Temple Fujiyama on Mt. Fuji, where seven figures in colorful robes stand in the temple interior. It is a nice piece for a stereoscope viewer or a small display of early travel and Japan ephemera.
Details
- Stereoview No. 627, titled 'Japan.
- The Interior of the Temple Fujiyama on Mt. Fuji.'
- Paired color-printed images on an olive-green, arched-top card mount.
- The back carries a long descriptive text about the temple and the code A8893.
Condition: Light soiling, foxing and edge wear on the back, a small brown speck near the bottom of the back, and slightly rubbed corners - see photos.
Ships flat in a rigid mailer, packed with care. The photos are part of the description.