Nude and Erotic Stereo Cards and Prints

3 Stereoviews all by H. T. Hiester 3.9x6.9" albumen print stereo cards views of Santa Fe, New Mexico downtown landmarks, 1872 c. 1. Section Of Palace Of Governors, Plaza, Santa Fe, Stereocard, ASG# HT

Early photographs, Southern Families at front of their homes, a stereopticon view card Cotton Field, framed print Flags of the Confederate states, double scene print of Charleston streets

4 Photographic Items: Stereo Card Black Foot Indian Village, Studio Card Indian War Soldier, Montana, Repro Indian Maiden, Colored, Chief Print

SHENNIE, 1970; IN THE GARDEN AT MURRAY DRIVE, 1962; UNTITLED NUDES; UNTITLED PORTRAIT OF MAN, four gelatin silver prints mounted to card, each signed in colored pencil on cards, images 9 1/8 x 5 7/8��

Victor Zamanski is a self taught photographer born in Ukraine in 1970 and now living and working in Israel. He specializes in portraits and nudes, (“nude portraits” – as opposed to “erotic nud

Victor Zamanski is a self taught photographer born in Ukraine in 1970 and now living and working in Israel. He specializes in portraits and nudes, (“nude portraits” – as opposed to “erotic nud

Victor Zamanski is a self taught photographer born in Ukraine in 1970 and now living and working in Israel. He specializes in portraits and nudes, (“nude portraits” – as opposed to “erotic nud

E. & H.T. Anthony (New York) Abraham Lincoln Stereo view. WALKER, Louis Emory Walker albumen print photograph mounted to printed card. From the Prominent Portraits series, No. 2969. Wear to edges and

Holder for Stereo Cards and an Advertisement for Daguerreotypes United States. 1) Wood stereo card holder with 6 compartments for 9 x 18 cm cards, side surfaces with floral decoration, height 32 cm, s

With key and cards 15” x 7” x 10” Used as is see photos

Stereo Viewer, Stereo Cards and Related Material 1) London Stereoscopic Company. Deluxe stereo viewer for 9 x 18 cm slides and cards, burr-wood veneer, missing focusing device and small section of woo

A beautiful restored, inside and out, oak case Mills stereo card viewer on wood Queen Anne legs. Has wood marquee with artistic studio insert. "An Ideal Figure" with original photo cards dated 1925. R

Stereo Cards in Book-Form Cases, c. 1910 Keystone, United States. 9 x 18 cm. "Tour of the World" Volumes I-II, III-IV, V-VI and VII-VIII, 398 cards from T-1 to T-400, cards T-65 and T-175 missing; and

Operating stereograph viewer, late 19th/ early 20th c., housed in a mahogany case, with viewing available at two sides, exterior knob advances stereo cards, approx 14.5"h, 9.5"w, 11.75"d Start Price:

325+ stereo cards and stereoviewer. Pyramid and Phoenix, R-34 US dirigible Lindberg. Many real photos, Mt. Washington, Clinton Square, Syracuse, NY. US troops, war ships etc. See photos. From the Nort

Wooden Cabinet 9 1/2" x 13" x 6" full of Stereo View Cards, includes Underwood, Jackson, various subject matter. Approx. 120 Cards.

Mills 5 Cent Wood Stereo Card Viewer With Marquee and Set of Stereo Cards. Chicago, ca. 1935. Oak case with marquee and set of stereo cards. Coin entry new. Lock and key. 41 ½ x 19 ½”.

54 Stereo Cards (9 x 18 cm) and a Stereo Viewer, 1860 onwards All stereo cards of Italy with a focus on Rome. 1) 10 day-and-night stereo cards, mostly in good condition. - 2) 44 stereo cards, some by

3 Generations of Vanderbilt Family Pictured in CDVs, Cabinet Cards, Prints, 4 Pcs A small archive of cartes de visite, cabinet cards, and prints depicting three generations of Commodore Cornelius Vand

Approx. 100 cards includes Military images, Zeppelin etc. in box, bottom half only.

Patent dates to 1859, internal wire carriage for stereo cards, faux burl exterior, wooden eye cups. Measures 17.75 x 9.5 x 12.5 inches.We are happy to offer in-house shipping for all but very large or

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

STEREOPTICAN WITH 100 STEREO CARDS

World Fair, Chicago,Several World’s Columbian Exposition, Photographed and published by B.W. Kilburn, Littleton, N.H. Approximately seventy-eight cards and viewer