STEREOSCOPE CARDS OF CHILDREN, ALLEGORICAL SCENES

STEREOSCOPE CARDS OF CHILDREN, ALLEGORICAL SCENES Collection of children, movie scenes, and reenactment stereoscopic cards. Pictures include cards from Griswold's Composition's Young Fol

Collection of 8 Stereoscope Cards 1894-1903 - Children with Animals

Franz Lefler (German, 1831-1898) oil on canvas, depicting an allegorical child courtship scene. Signed lower right "F. Lefler". Measures appx 18" x 47" and 29" x 57 3/4" in large fancy gilt frame. In

floor model with hundreds of cards including holidays, patriotic, children, street scenes and much more.

50 WWI Stereoscope view Cards including equipment; battle scenes; dead soldiers; artillery.

Magnificent 19th century KPM Berlin porcelain plaque, in rectangular shape. Hand-painted with a figure scene of children playing cards. Has incised KPM scepter mark to verso. Plaque measures approx. 8

Antique photo album with photos (including a few tin types) , 7 stereoscope cards, pack of small Pennsylvania Turnpike scenes and 1 postcard.

Late 19th century allegorical scene of Mary and Child with another woman and child, initialed illegibly lower right and dated '96, oil on canvas. [23" H x 19" W; Frame: 30" H x 26" W]. Creases, damage

Late 19th century allegorical scene of Mary and Child with another woman and child, initialed illegibly lower right and dated '96, oil on canvas. [23" H x 19" W; Frame: 30" H x 26" W]. Creases, damage

First Half 20th Century A wood stereoscope with slide and eighteen stereographic cards depicting scenes of various Native American peoples, including Puebloan, Sioux, and Crow, together with an assor

Cards include Black Americana, children, ladies, animals, nature scenes, presidents, and more.

Lot of 5 antique stereoscope photo slides. Card stock. Images feature dairy scenes with cows. Surface wear to all pieces consistent with exposure. Measure approx. 7 x 3.5 inches each. Property of Manh

Lot of 5 antique stereoscope photo slides. Card stock. Images feature dairy scenes with cows. Surface wear to all pieces consistent with exposure. Measure approx. 7 x 3.5 inches each. Property of Manh

19th century Italian School oil on canvas depicting a woman and children. Signature not found. [Sight: 16 3/4" H x 22 3/4" W; Frame: 25" H x 30" W]. Heavy craquelure; wear and losses to frame.

Old Master Allegorical Scene man and partially clad woman under a cherry tree with two young children and animals oil on canvas, relined 17th century or later 16 1/4" x 13 1/2" *Please Note* Available

This group of stereoscope cards depicts Great Horse Show at the Louisiana Exposition, Southern Pacific Train, Palestine, Child, Toronto Exposition. All published by James M. Davis New York and St Loui

FREDERIC EDWIN CHURCHNew York/Connecticut/Mexico, 1826-1900Allegorical scene with boys and walruses. Signed lower left "E".Pen and ink and wash on card, 2.5" x 4.75". Framed 17" x 14.5". Provenance:Mr

THREE ANTIQUE GERMAN DIE-CUT VALENTINES. Large, elaborately die-cut cards are constructed with scenes of children and animals in various endeavors among scenic background, each has tab for movement, a

Oak stereoscope with two viewers and a glass top, with a dial for turning the revolving card holder. Includes (200+) cards, depicting scenes in the Middle East and North Africa including Constantinopl

2 antique stereoscope viewers, (one marked The "Saturn" Scope), 83 stereo view cards include 5 WWI era, 1 Sioux Indian hand tinted, 2 Southern African American scenes, 4 colored Japanese scenes, 12 Th

Early 20th Century stereoscope with accompanying cards, also to include picture of woman and child, supported in onyx frame inscribed with British Coat of arms 9"h x 11"w x 3"d Provena

DESCRIPTION: Stereographic Library. World War Through Stereoscope, Volumes I and II. Published by Keystone Viewing Co. Meadville, PA: Circa 1920. Boxed set of one-hundred cards depicting scenes state-

Includes scenes of Italy, vintage photographic cards of children; museum cards of classical statuary and art; San Francisco. Etc. Some other paper included in the lot inc. two early trade advertisemen

Four Liebig Circus Trade Card Sets. 1890s/1900s. Four sets, comprised of six cards per set, including Circus (1888); Equestrian Circus (1891); Clown Pranks (1903); and Children in circus scenes (1895)