1904 Stereocard: Upper Falls Yellowstone Park
Stereocard Images of âBeautiful Upper Falls,â Yellowstone Park. 1904 Stereocard of âBeautiful Upper Falls,â Yellowstone Park, by H.C. White Co., North Bennington, VT, Very Fine.. #12088, from âThe âPerfecâ Stereographâ series, featuring black and white photos of âBeautiful Upper Falls,â Yellowstone Park, with detailed historical information printed on the back. Slight age-tone to images, and minor wear and soiling. Measuring 3.5â x 7â, cards such as these are referred to as âstereoâ because they have duplicate views on each card. A special stereoscope was used to view the cards which gave a perception of depth--a precursor to 3-D viewers of today. .
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$68.251904 Stereocard: Upper Falls Yellowstone Park
Stereocard Images of âBeautiful Upper Falls,â Yellowstone Park. 1904 Stereocard of âBeautiful Upper Falls,â Yellowstone Park, by H.C. White Co., North Bennington, VT, Very Fine.. #12088, from âThe âPerfecâ Stereographâ series, featuring black and white photos of âBeautiful Upper Falls,â Yellowstone Park, with detailed historical information printed on the back. Slight age-tone to images, and minor wear and soiling. Measuring 3.5â x 7â, cards such as these are referred to as âstereoâ because they have duplicate views on each card. A special stereoscope was used to view the cards which gave a perception of depth--a precursor to 3-D viewers of today. .
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Stereocard Images of âBeautiful Upper Falls,â Yellowstone Park. 1904 Stereocard of âBeautiful Upper Falls,â Yellowstone Park, by H.C. White Co., North Bennington, VT, Very Fine.. #12088, from âThe âPerfecâ Stereographâ series, featuring black and white photos of âBeautiful Upper Falls,â Yellowstone Park, with detailed historical information printed on the back. Slight age-tone to images, and minor wear and soiling. Measuring 3.5â x 7â, cards such as these are referred to as âstereoâ because they have duplicate views on each card. A special stereoscope was used to view the cards which gave a perception of depth--a precursor to 3-D viewers of today. .
