This collection of four early 20th-century stereoview cards offers a fascinating window into historical photography, culture, and events. The set includes a card published by L.E. Walker of Warsaw, New York, depicting a man and woman outdoors with a humorous display board showing two children labeled "Washed and Unwashed"; a Keystone View Company card featuring a Native American family posed in front of a teepee with hides hanging in the background; a Kawin & Co. World Series card titled "Bamboo As It Grows, Manila," showing a small child before a cluster of bamboo stalks; and an Underwood & Underwood publishers card capturing prize-winning cattle at the World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri. The largest card measures approximately 4 1/4 in. H x 7 in. W. Good condition with age-appropriate wear to surface.