Zocalo City of Mexico Stereoview Card No. 222 Green Mount Vintage Stereograph
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Condition: Top-right corner and edges are rubbed and scuffed with some exposed paper, and the back has toning and a few foxing spots. See photos for the exact wear.
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Before television and travel photos, a stereoview card let a family sit in the parlor and see far-off places in three dimensions. This card takes you to the Zocalo, the great main plaza of Mexico City, with horse-drawn trams and electric lines crossing the scene. The back text mentions President Diaz at Chapultepec, so it comes from the Diaz era. It would suit a stereoview collection, a Mexico or Latin America display, or a framed piece of early travel photography.
Details
- Card No. 222, titled "Zocalo, City of Mexico."
- Color-printed stereo photograph on an olive green mount with arched cut-outs.
- Back code A8523.
Condition: Top-right corner and edges are rubbed and scuffed with some exposed paper, and the back has toning and a few foxing spots. See photos for the exact wear.
Please note: Packed flat and with care.
Please note: Flaws: Tears on edges.
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