T.W. Ingersoll Stereoview 237 White House North Front & Grounds 1898 Color Card

T.W. Ingersoll Stereoview 237 White House North Front & Grounds 1898 Color Card

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T.W. Ingersoll Stereoview 237 White House North Front & Grounds 1898 Color Card

T.W. Ingersoll Stereoview 237 White House North Front & Grounds 1898 Color Card

$7.19

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Condition: A crack line runs across the upper-right corner of the green mount. There is edge and corner wear, and foxing or staining on the back; see photos. Photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.

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A look at the President's home as Americans saw it more than a century ago. This color stereoview card, No. 237 from publisher T. W. Ingersoll, shows The White House, North Front and Grounds in Washington, DC. Stereoviews like this were a popular parlor pastime in the early 1900s, and the card makes a great addition to a Washington DC, presidential history or paper ephemera collection.

Details

  • Slipped into a stereoscope, the view comes to life in 3D. Details: Publisher T. W. Ingersoll.
  • Card No. 237 (back also printed A8523).
  • Color-printed photo on a green cardboard mount.
  • The front carries an 1898 copyright.
  • The back text describes the White House remodel of 1902-1903, which places this printing in the early 1900s. Condition: A crack line runs across the upper-right corner of the green mount.
  • There is edge and corner wear, and foxing or staining on the back; see photos.

Photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.