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  Stereoview Making Plate Glass Rossford Ohio No. 134 Keystone View Company Real Photo
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Make/Author/Artist: Keystone View Company
Details: Real Photo

Quantity in Stock:1

Product Code: ST134K

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Company name : Keystone View Company

Title : Making Plate Glass Rossford Ohio no. 134

From back of card : ...The view here shows the method of filling the furnace from the conveyors. You will observe that the great dipper used has a long handle, so that the men may stand away from the flames. The heat from the open furnace is intense... As soon as the dipper is full it is pushed far back into the furnace and the material is dumped out ...

Size: Standard        Real Photo card? (Y/N)  - Yes

Special notes on condition: as shown, Mild horizontal curve/bowing

What is a stereo card? From the late 1800s to early 1900s it was a way for travelers to explore the world without leaving home. These cards were meant to be examined in a gadget called a stereo viewer. The images from these time periods reflect a way of life, cultures, city-states that have disappeared into the passages of time. TYPES of STEREO CARDS Real Photo (black and white glossy pasted onto a card), Lithographs, Color Chromes (two previous printed onto a card), all with their individual benefits and drawbacks. Did you know that color photographs were not a common standard of photography until the late 1950s? So if you wanted to see an image in color before that time, chance were, it had to be colored by hand, thus the popularity of lithography and color chrome stereo cards.

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