Be-Hold No.46, Fine Photographs

From the French series of stereo views with imprinted blue labels in the right margin, dealing with the Imperial stables and hunting dogs, these are n

Darrah's great book on stereographs indicates this series with its imprinted blue labels in the left margin and black mount edges is by Jouvin. ...

From the "Photographie Internationale" stereo view series on a square-cornered tan mount, hand-colored. Group of women in their traditiona...

The view as seen in the viewer well merits such a lovely title. A stereoscopic masterpiece. Square cornered ivory mount with glazed face, imprinted la

Square-cornered glazed ivory mount. No imprint. Dix was an amazingly modern reformer, especially active in reforms for the treatment of the "in...

This is from the London Stereoscopic Company desirable North American Series, with Eagle logo and text on the verso, on a square-cornered glazed ivory

Notman's series of the construction of this bridge is one of the great early views of engineering achievement. Over the years I've had a num...

2 views on square-cornered yellow mount with large blue labels with technical information, no maker indicated. No 13 "G" and No. 15 "...

Early view on a square-cornered glazed ivory mount, with title imprinted beneath the view. No maker indicated. Similar to views by Langenheim. [3]

S. Beer and Beer brothers were among the very great early U.S. stereo photographers. Their work is not fully appreciated because it is so scarce. This