Ingersoll Views of Stereoview 654 Yokohama Potato Dealer Stall c1900
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Condition: Foxing spots and a brown stain on the back of the mount, with light wear to the edges and corners. The front image looks clean; see photos.
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Step into a Yokohama street market at the turn of the 20th century. This color stereoview shows a potato dealer's stall, with women, a child, baskets of sweet potatoes and a metal pail. It comes from T. W. Ingersoll's Views of Japan series, a run of 100 printed-color views numbered 601 to 700 that brought scenes of Meiji-era Japan to parlor stereoscopes. It would be a good addition to a Japan, travel or stereoview collection, or a framed piece of everyday history.
Details
- No. 654, titled on the front 'Potato Dealer's Stall on the Street of Yokohama, Japan.'
- Olive-green card mount with a curved arched top.
- The cream back carries a printed description of the scene and the stock code A8893.
Condition: Foxing spots and a brown stain on the back of the mount, with light wear to the edges and corners. The front image looks clean; see photos.
Please note: Carefully packed in a rigid mailer.
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