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	 <titlestmt> 
		<titleproper>Banks McLaurin, Jr. stereograph collection</titleproper> 
		<subtitle>A Guide to the Collection</subtitle> 
		<author>Finding aid prepared by Anne E. Peteron, 2007.</author>
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	 <publicationstmt> 
		<publisher>DeGolyer Library</publisher>
			<address>
				<addressline>P. O. Box 750396</addressline>
				<addressline>Southern Methodist University</addressline>
				<addressline>Dallas, TX 75275-0396</addressline>
			</address>
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  <profiledesc> 
	 <creation>Finding aid encoded by Lara Corazalla,
		<date>2007</date>.</creation> 
	 <langusage>Finding aid written in <language langcode="eng">English.</language></langusage> 
  	<descrules>Description based on <title>DACS</title>.</descrules>
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	 <head>Overview</head> 
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		<extref href="http://www.smu.edu/cul/degolyer/index.html" show="new" actuate="onrequest"><corpname encodinganalog="852$a"><subarea>DeGolyer Library,</subarea> Southern Methodist University</corpname> </extref>
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	 <origination label="Creator:" encodinganalog="100"> 
		<persname>McLaurin, Banks, 1924-</persname>
	 </origination> 
	 <unittitle label="Title:" encodinganalog="245">Banks McLaurin, Jr. stereograph collection</unittitle>
	 
	 <unitdate type="inclusive" label="Inclusive Dates:" encodinganalog="245$f" normal="1851/1994">1851-1994</unitdate> 
    <unitdate type="bulk" label="Bulk Dates:" encodinganalog="245$g" normal="1851/1910">1851-1910</unitdate>

	 <physdesc label="Extent:" encodinganalog="300">14 Drawers, 28 Boxes (45.8 linear feet)</physdesc>
	 
	 <abstract label="Abstract:" encodinganalog="520">Banks McLaurin, Jr. (1924-2003) began collecting stereographs and 3-D materials after he retired from a career in the petroleum industry. His interests were broad, and the collection contains stereoscopic views by hundreds of photographers and publishers from the United States with some regional Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and views by many foreign photographers.  Specialized subjects include: agriculture, industry, humor, floral, world's fairs and expositions, political figures, and wars: the American Civil War, Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Boer War, etc.  Stereos are in such various formats as flat mounts, curved mounts, tissues, and chromolithographs.  The collection includes boxed travel sets by Keystone, Underwood &#x0026; Underwood, H.C. White, and others, magic lantern slides, stereoscopes, View-Master and True-Vue viewers, and books.</abstract>
	 
	 <unitid label="Accession No:" encodinganalog="099" repositorycode="TxDaDF" countrycode="us">Ag2000.1296</unitid>
	 <langmaterial encodinganalog="546">Material is in <language langcode="eng">English</language></langmaterial>
	  
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  <bioghist encodinganalog="545"> 
	 <head>Biographical Note</head> 
	 	<p>Banks McLaurin, Jr. was born in Austin, Texas, November 17, 1924, the son of Banks McLaurin, Sr. and Evelyn Davidson McLaurin.  Mr. McLaurin fondly remembered looking through the family stereoscope at views as a boy in the same way children of later generations watched TV.  He kept the viewer and about 135 views throughout his life.  He graduated salutatorian from Austin High School in 1941.  While at the University of Texas majoring in civil engineering, he joined the Navy ROTC.  After he graduated in 1944, during World War II, he served aboard the USS Portland at Okinawa.  He married Louise Cromwell Morrison and had three children, Candace Morrison McLaurin Volz, Thomas Banks McLaurin and Marion Glover McLaurin Forbes.  Mr. McLaurin was a member of the Episcopal Church and an avid genealogist.</p>
      <p>With a degree in engineering, McLaurin pursued a career in the field of petroleum first with Humble Oil Company, followed by thirty years with the Atlantic-Richfield Company.  His father-in-law, who had one of the first home movie cameras in the 1920s, sparked his long-time interest in photography.  McLaurin’s involvement in the medium evolved from making movies and slides to still photographs.  After he retired, while he accompanied his wife to antique shops and shows, he thought he needed to collect something, too, and stereographs fit in with his photography interests and fondness for travel.</p>
      <p>McLaurin loved the stereoscopic medium and collected from seemingly every category and time period. Although he enjoyed stereo’s virtual armchair travel, he and his wife frequently traveled abroad, where he also bought views for his collection. Banks McLaurin, Jr. died in Austin at the age of 79, November 17, 2003.</p> 
      <p><emph render="bold">Sources:</emph></p>
      <p>"Banks McLaurin, Jr." <emph render="italic">Austin American Statesman</emph>, November 19, 2003.</p>
	 </bioghist> 
  <scopecontent encodinganalog="520"> 
	 <head>Scope and Contents of the Collection</head> 
	 	<p>The Banks McLaurin, Jr. stereograph collection consists of approximately 9,000 stereographs, boxed travel sets, magic lantern slides, True-Vue reels, View-Master cards, 36 stereoscopes, viewers, a wooden stereo cabinet, books and back issues of Stereo World, ca. 1851-1930.  The collection is arranged by state, country and subject.  There are flat mount, curved mount, tissue and lithograph reproduction stereos (lithos) in the collection.</p>  
	   <p>McLaurin collected in the following categories: American states, expositions, events, humor, people, foreign countries, war and disasters, agriculture, and industry.   He collected approximately 9,000 stereo cards from a total of 106 countries.  Besides views from around the world in various subject areas, he also sought stereos by different photographers, amassing views by roughly 800 image-makers.  Some of his favorite stereos were the early, delicate French tissues.</p>
      <p>McLaurin also acquired stereoscopes of all kinds, shapes and sizes, foreign and domestically produced, 36 in all from various time periods.  He eventually branched out to include collecting later 3-D formats, Tru-Vue reels and View-Master cards and viewers as well.  Because of the variety and depth of his stereo interests, the McLaurin collection mirrors and illustrates the history of the stereograph, world and social history and material culture from about 1851 to 1930.  He carefully documented his stereos in a series of five notebooks leaving behind an impressive catalogue of his collection.  Anxious to have his stereographs and viewers available to the public, he generously donated his collection to the DeGolyer Library at Southern Methodist University in 2000.</p>
	   <p>In Series I through 14, there are no listings of individual stereographs in the finding aid, but there are inventories in Notebook III.  Some individual stereo titles are listed in Series 15 through 18.  No updating of spelling or place names was done.  In the boxed sets, some stereos have two numbers for a single view, one in front of the title which is a negative number and sometimes one in the middle at the top of the card for the number of the view in the series.  Sometimes the copyright date is also noted as "c." on the mount and title list.</p>
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	 <head>Arrangement of the Collection</head> 
	 	<p>The collection is organized into 19 series:</p>
	 		<list type="simple">
	 			<item>Series 1:  United States Views</item>
            <item>Series 2:  Foreign Views</item>
            <item>Series 3:  Expositions</item>
            <item>Series 4:  Military</item>
            <item>Series 5:  Transportation </item>
            <item>Series 6:  U.S. States Oversize </item>
            <item>Series 7:  Agriculture, Animals, Astronomy and Industry </item>
            <item>Series 8:  Children</item>
            <item>Series 9:  Christian Religion and Still Life</item>
            <item>Series 10:  Genre, Courtship, and Domestic</item>
            <item>Series 11:  Genre and Comic</item>
            <item>Series 12:  People and U.S. Presidents</item>
            <item>Series 13:  Tissues and Special Formats</item>
            <item>Series 14:  Lithographs</item>
            <item>Series 15:  Small Boxed Sets</item>
            <item>Series 16:  Boxed Travel Sets</item>
            <item>Series 17:  Stereoscopes, True-Vue and View-Master Viewers, and Magic Lantern Projectors</item>
            <item>Series 18:  Magic Lantern Slides</item>
            <item>Series 19:  McLaurin Notebooks</item>
			</list>
  </arrangement>

	<relatedmaterial encodinganalog="500"> 
	 <head>Related Materials</head> 
	 <p>There are many other stereograph collections in the DeGolyer Library.</p>
  </relatedmaterial>
	
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	 <head>Access to Collection:</head> 
	 	<p>Collection is open for research use.</p> 
  </accessrestrict> 
  
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	 <head>Publication Rights:</head> 
	 	<p>Permission to publish materials must be obtained from the Director of the DeGolyer Library.</p> 
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	 <head>Copyright Statement:</head> 
	 	<p>It is the responsibility of the user to obtain copyright authorization.</p> 
  </userestrict>

<controlaccess> 
	 <head>Access Terms</head> 
		 <p>This collection is indexed under the following terms in the Southern Methodist University Libraries' online catalog. Researchers desiring related materials may search the catalog using these terms.</p>
    <controlaccess> 
      
      <genreform source="gmgpc" encodinganalog="655">Stereographs</genreform>
      <genreform source="gmgpc" encodinganalog="655">Tissue stereographs</genreform>
      <genreform source="gmgpc" encodinganalog="655">Lantern slides</genreform>
      <genreform source="lctgm" encodinganalog="655">Stereoscopes</genreform>
      <subject source="lcsh" encodinganalog="650">Stereoscopic views.</subject> 
      <subject source="lcsh" encodinganalog="650">Stereoscopic cameras.</subject>
      
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  <prefercite encodinganalog="524"> 
	 <head>Preferred Citation</head> 
		 <p>Banks McLaurin, Jr. stereograph collection, DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University.</p> 
  </prefercite> 
  
  <acqinfo encodinganalog="541"> 
	 <head>Acquisition Information</head> 
		 <p>Gift, Banks McLaurin, Jr., 2000, 2003.</p> 
  </acqinfo>
  
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	 <head>Processing Information</head> 
	 	<p>The Banks McLaurin, Jr. stereograph collection has essentially been maintained as Mr. McLaurin had it organized.  In addition, Mr. McLaurin compiled five notebooks of personal information relating to his collecting, the photographers, companies, subjects, locations and stereoscopes represented in his collection.  Some of these notes and lists have been incorporated into the finding aid using his subject headings with minor editing for consistency in format and terminology.  His notes on purchasing the viewers are listed with the descriptions.  For further detailed information see the individual notebooks. </p> 
      <p>Finding aid by Anne E. Peterson, 2007.</p>
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  		<head>Processed by</head> 
  			<p>Anne E. Peterson, 2007, with assistance from Susan Schmidt.</p> 
  	</processinfo>  
  
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  		<head>Encoded by</head> 
  			<p>Lara Corazalla, 2007.</p> 
  	</processinfo>  
	  
    <dsc type="combined"> 
	 <head>Detailed Description of the Collection</head> 
	 	  
<c01 level="series" id="series1"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 1:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>United States Views</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 

   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">1</container><unittitle>Alabama to Hawaii</unittitle></did></c02>
	<c02><did><container type="Drawer">2</container><unittitle>Idaho to Nevada</unittitle></did></c02>
	<c02><did><container type="Drawer">3</container><unittitle>New Hampshire to New York City</unittitle></did></c02>
	<c02><did><container type="Drawer">4</container><unittitle>New York, Niagara Falls to Texas</unittitle></did></c02>
	<c02><did><container type="Drawer">5</container><unittitle>Utah to Wyoming</unittitle></did></c02>
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series2"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 2:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Foreign Views</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">6</container><unittitle>Aden, Algeria, Antarctic, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Belgium, Belgium Congo, Bermuda, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burma, Cambodia, Canada, Ceylon, Chile, China, Columbia, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador </unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">7</container><unittitle>Egypt, El Salvador, San Salvador, England, Fiji, Finland, France</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">8</container><unittitle>France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greenland, Guam, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Ireland, Israel </unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">9</container><unittitle>Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Java, Kenya, Korea, Lapland, Lebanon, Luxemburg, Malaysia, Mexico, Monaco, Morocco, Mozambique, Netherlands, New Guinea, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria </unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">10</container><unittitle>Norway, Palestine, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines Islands, Poland, Porto Rico, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">11</container><unittitle>Scotland, Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Thailand, Tanzania, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, Uruguay, Venezuela, Wales, West Indies, Yugoslavia</unittitle></did></c02>
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series3"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 3:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Expositions</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 

   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">12</container><unittitle><emph render="italic">Crystal Palace Exhibition</emph>, London 1851; <emph render="italic">International Exhibition of 1862</emph>, London; <emph render="italic">Exposition Universelle</emph>, Paris 1867; 
   <emph render="italic">The First Annual Exhibition</emph>, London 1871; <emph render="italic">Centennial Exposition</emph>, Philadelphia 1876; <emph render="italic">World’s Columbian Exposition</emph>, Chicago 1893; <emph render="italic">California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894</emph>, San Francisco 1894; 
   <emph render="italic">Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition</emph>, Omaha 1898. <emph render="italic">World’s Fair of 1900</emph>, Paris 1900; <emph render="italic">Pan-American Exposition</emph>, Buffalo 1901; <emph render="italic">Louisiana Purchase Exposition</emph>, Saint Louis 1904; 
   1902 Toronto; 1906 Portland; <emph render="italic">Jamestown Exposition</emph>, Hampton Roads 1907; <emph render="italic">Panama Pacific International Exposition</emph>, San Francisco 1915.	</unittitle></did></c02>

</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series4"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 4:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Military</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">13</container><unittitle>Boar War (1899–1902), Civil War (1861-1865), China Opium War (1839 to 1842), Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905), Spanish-American War (1898), Turkish-Italian War (1911), World War I (1914-1918)   </unittitle></did></c02>

</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series5"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 5:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Transportation</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Drawer">14</container><unittitle>Airplanes, Railroads, Roads/Auto, Ships, and Naval Ships</unittitle></did></c02>
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series6"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 6:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>U.S. States Oversize</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent>
   
   <c02><did><container type="Box">1</container><unittitle>U.S. – Arizona to Missouri (Oversize Stereos)</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><container type="Box">2</container><unittitle>U.S. – Montana to Wyoming (Oversize Stereos)</unittitle></did></c02>

</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series7"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 7:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Agriculture, Animals, Astronomy and Industry</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Box">3</container><unittitle>Agriculture and Industry, Astronomy, Flower and Plants, Flower Arrangements, Animals and Birds</unittitle></did></c02>
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series8"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 8:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Children</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent>
   
   <c02><did><container type="Box">4</container><unittitle>Children, Children with Animals (sometimes humorous)</unittitle></did></c02>    
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series9"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 9:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Christian Religion and Still Life</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p></p> 
	</scopecontent>
   
   <c02><did><container type="Box">5</container><unittitle>Scenes of the Life of Christ, Christ Passion, Christmas, Still-Life, Skeleton Leaves (death memorial series), Statuary, and Sad Situations (illness, death)</unittitle></did></c02>
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series10"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 10:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Genre, Courtship and Domestic</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p>These are often humorous. Many are series and as such precursors to motion pictures.</p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Box">6</container><unittitle>Courtship and Marriage (sometimes tongue in cheek humorous series), French Cook Series (husband being amorous with the young attractive cook), Gossip (women talking together), Halloween Party, Mouse and Rat Series, and the New Woman (women riding bicycles, asserting themselves with men, telling men to sew their own clothes, etc.).</unittitle></did></c02>
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series11"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 11:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Genre and Comic</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Box">7</container><unittitle>Comic Situations, Humor, Hunting, Fishing, (sometimes humorous) and Sports</unittitle></did></c02>   

</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series12"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 12:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>People and U.S. Presidents</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Box">8</container><unittitle>People, Blacks (often making fun of African Americans), Indians, U.S. Presidents, Photographica, and People with Stereo Viewers</unittitle></did></c02>   
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series13"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 13:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Tissues and Special Formats</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Box">9</container><unittitle>Europe, Genre, Cortescopes, Cavender’s Camerascope, Real Photographs, and Small Format Stereo</unittitle></did></c02>   
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series14"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 14:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Stereo Lithographs</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Box">10</container><unittitle>U.S. and Foreign Lithographs, Courtship, Genre, and Humor</unittitle></did></c02>
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series15"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 15:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Small Boxed Sets</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
   
   <c02><did><container type="Box">11</container><unittitle>Keystone View Co. [eye comfort series] <emph render="italic">The Keystone Eye Comfort and Depth Perception Series. For the Development of Comfortable Vision and a High Degree of Depth Perception.</emph> Stereos labeled B0 1 &#x0026; BI 1, BI 2.</unittitle></did>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	1 V32929 Man in chair</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC 2 V32930 Man in chair</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC 3 V32931 Man in chair</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC 4 V32932	Man in chair</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	6 32934 Polar bear and baby calf</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	7 32935 Man and squirrel</unittitle></did></c03> 
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	9 32937 Landscape and birds</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	10 Landscape</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC 107 (33288) Ship and squirrel</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	229 (35227) Man and boat</unittitle></did></c03>
   </c02>

   <c02><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Kroll’s Stereoscopical Pictures for the use of squint-eyed people</emph>. Stereos labeled 1 through 30.  Stereos are for children with squinting eyes.</unittitle></did></c02>

   <c02><did><unittitle>Humor. Set of 12 stereos describing the humorous conflict between an artist and a musician.</unittitle></did>
      <c03><did><unittitle>925 McDaub finishing his picture</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>926 He dreams of Honduras</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>927 Signor Tempestnoss</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>928 McDaub awakened</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>929 Anathematizing</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>930 Prepares for vengeance</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>931 A squirt through the wall</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>932 McDaub congratulates himself</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>933 The Signors room</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>934 Determined on revenge</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>935 Meeting in the studio</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>936 The battle of the two arts</unittitle></did></c03>
   </c02>
   
   <c02><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Sears, Roebuck &#x0026; Co</emph>. – 50 stereos of Sears headquarters in Chicago of the operations: accounting, administration, dining, president, switchboard, railroad, etc. </unittitle></did></c02>

   <c02><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Japan and Russian Views</emph>.  48 Assorted Photocolortypes of architectural, occupational and topographical views of Japan and Russia. </unittitle></did></c02>

   <c02><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Foreign Stereographs and Lithographs</emph>. Set of 25 stereographs of odd sights and scenes from foreign countries numbering 101 to 125, dated 1925, American Colortype (A.C.). </unittitle></did></c02>

   <c02><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">World Series</emph>. Set of 46 stereo lithographs, copyright 1905, Kawin and Co., mainly architectural and landscape images, numbering from 115 to 291 with many missing numbers.</unittitle></did></c02>
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series16"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 16:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Boxed Travel Sets</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Box">12</container><unittitle><emph render="italic">Journey in the Holy Land, Through the Perfecscope</emph> (2 identical sets of views), Underwood &#x0026; Underwood. Stereos in the box are the first set of 100 views of Palestine and the Holy Land, which includes architectural, occupational and topographical images.</unittitle></did></c02>

   <c02><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Egypt and Its Wonders: Through the Perfecscope</emph>. Stereos in the box are not of Egypt, but rather a duplicate set of the 100 views listed above of Palestine and the Holy Land, which includes architectural, occupational and topographical images.</unittitle></did></c02>
   
   <c02><did><container type="Box">13</container><unittitle>Keystone View Co., <emph render="italic">Tour of the World</emph>, Foreign # 1 to 299 </unittitle></did></c02>
   
   <c02><did><container type="Box">14</container><unittitle>Keystone View Co., <emph render="italic">Tour of the World</emph>, Foreign # 302 to 698</unittitle></did></c02>
   
   <c02><did><container type="Box">15</container><unittitle>Keystone View Co., <emph render="italic">Tour of the World</emph>, Foreign # 700 to 1038</unittitle></did></c02>
   
   <c02><did><container type="Box">16</container><unittitle>Keystone View Co., <emph render="italic">Tour of the World</emph>, Foreign, US and Canada # 1039 to 1200</unittitle></did></c02>
	
   <c02><did><container type="Box">17</container><unittitle>Stereographic Library, <emph render="italic">Tour of the World</emph>, empty boxes for above boxes 13 to 16 </unittitle></did></c02>

   <c02><did><container type="Box">18</container><unittitle>Boxed Sets</unittitle></did>
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">British Isles, Vol. I, Vol. II,</emph> Stereographic Library. Set of 100 with 6, 12, &#x0026; 73 missing. Bought 1990 at Unlimited, Ltd., The Antique Mall on Midway Rd., Dallas.</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle>1 25404  London Bridge from Surrey Side</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>2 13113  The Great Tower Bridge</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>3 28249  The Thames Embankment, London</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>4 28226  The Bank of England</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>5 28250  below Temple Bar, London</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>6   Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>7 25482  Old Curiosity Shop London</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>8 28105  Traffic on high Holburn St., London</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9 28101  The Strand, London</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>10 25423  Law Courts, London</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>11 28253  Trafalgar Square, London</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>12   Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>13 V-13196 Houses of Parliament across the Thames</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>14 11312  Entrance of the House of Lords</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>15 11311  The House of Commons</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>16 V-25486 Westminster Abbey</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>17 V-18170 Buckingham Palace</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>18 28254  Terrace of Richmond Park</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>19 28104  In the Rockeries, Kew Gardens, Surrey Co.</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>20 28255  Scene in Kew Gardens, Surrey Co.</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>21 13134  Windsor Castle, Windsor</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>22 W-28244 Norman Gateway, Windsor Castle</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>23 W-28256 Gray's Elegy Scene, Stoke Poges</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>24 28257  Old Almshouses built by Queen Victoria, Whippingham</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>25 28258  Colored Chalk Cliffs, Isle of Wight</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>26 28259  Bar Gate, High St., Southampton</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>27 28260  Pilgrim Fathers Memorial, Southampton</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>28 28261  Chained books, Minister Library, Wimborne</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>29 28262  St. Anne's Gateway, Salisbury</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>30 28212  Salisbury Cathedral</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>31 28203  Market in Salisbury</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>32 13158  Stonehenge, Wiltshire</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>33 3025  Abbey Church, Bath</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>34 V-28187 Glastonbury Abbey</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>35 V-28186 Exeter Cathedral</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>36 28264  Drake's Island, Plymouth</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>37 28265  War &#x0026; Drake Memorials, Plymouth</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>38 28266  Royal Albert Bridge, Plymouth</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>39 28267  Smeaton's Lighthouse, Plymouth</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>40 V-28268 Interior, Truro Cathedral</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>41 V-25440 Perranporth – Rugged Coast</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>42 V-28269 St. Michael's Mount, Cornwall</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>43 V-25405 Land's End</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>44 28270  Water tower</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>45 W-28206 Chester Cathedral, Chester</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>46 W-28500 Carnarvon Castle, Wales</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>47 28271  Main Entrance, Conway Castle, Wales</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>48 2705  Pont y Pais, Betws-y-Coed, Wales</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>49 28272  View of Landing Stage, Liverpool</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>50 28273  Landing Stage, Liverpool </unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>51 28274  Queen Victoria Statue, Liverpool</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>52 28275  St. John's Gardens, Liverpool</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>53 28276  Ranelagh St., Liverpool</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>54 28277  City Hall, Manchester</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>55 V-13190 Furness Abbey, Lancashire</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>56 V-15452 Church of Rydal, Lake District</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>57 13123  Wadsworth's home, Lake District</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>58 V-25450 Borrowdale Valley, Lake District</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>59 V-25449 Derwentwater, Lake District</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>60 13116  Langdale Valley, Lake District</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>61 V-28278 Dungeon Gill Waterfall, Lake District</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>62 V-25474 Stybarrow Crag</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>63 28279  Swing Bridge, New Castle-on-Tyne</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>64 28280  Northumberland St., New Castle-on-Tyne</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>65 28281  Market place, New Castle-on-Tyne</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>66 V-13191 Cathedral nave, Durham</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>67 28282  York Minister</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>68 28283  Old Walls, York</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>69 3018  St. Mary's Abbey, York</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>70 28284  War memorial, Sheffield</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>71 28285  Cutlery Plant, Sheffield</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>72 28286  Market Place, Nottingham</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>73   Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>74 28288  Chatsworth, near Derby</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>75 28289  East Gate &#x0026; Clock Tower, Leicester</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>76 28290  Gallowtree Gate, Leicester</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>77 28188  Interior View, Litchfield Cathedral</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>78 28291  L.M.S. Station, Birmingham</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>79 28292  Town Hall, Birmingham</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>80 28293  City Hall, Birmingham</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>81 V-28176 Warwick Castle</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>82 28162  Kenilworth Castle</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>83 28294  Shakespeare's Birth Place, Stratford-upon-Avon</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>84 W-28300 Living room of Shakespeare's Home, Stratford-upon-Avon</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>85 W-28301 Resting Place of Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>86 28295  Anne Hathaway’s Cottage, Stratford-upon-Avon</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>87 V-25407 Shakespeare's memorial theater, Stratford upon-Avon</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>88 V-25409 Addison's Walk, Oxford</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>89 V-25465 King's College, Oxford</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>90 V-25467 Bridge of Sighs, Cambridge</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>91 V-28184 Ely Cambridge – Interior </unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>92 V-28296 Blickling Hall, Norfolk</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>93 V-28190 Peterborough Cathedral</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>94 V-28297 Gothic Interior, St. Botolph's, Boston</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>95 V-28298 Lincoln Cathedral – Interior</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>96 V-28168 Arundel Castle</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>97 25427  Brighton – on the beach</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>98 V-28175 Gate of Battle Abbey, Sussex</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>99 V-13177 Canterbury Cathedral – Interior</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>100 28299  Moonlight on the English Channel</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>
      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Grand Canyon, Vol. 1</emph>, Stereographic Library. Keystone View Co. Set of 18 in box with a descriptive book with maps, <emph render="italic">The Grand Canyon of the Arizona Through the Stereoscope</emph> by Underwood &#x0026; Underwood. All copyrighted by U &#x0026; U – date of publication ca. 1900. Bought at Gainesville Antique Mall on 12/13/91.</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(1) 6072 A Wonder to the primitive inhabitants – Santa Fe Train crossing Cañon Diablo, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(2) 6073 From the Red to San Francisco Mountain – A Woody Wilderness in AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(3) 6074 Blown asunder by volcanic energies – Red Mountain, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(4) 6075 Labyrinthine ways through the lava ash formation Red. Mt. Crater, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(5) 6076 The sinuous Colorado, yellow as the Tiber, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(6) 6077 Among the buttes, Red Canon Trail, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(7) 6078 Fathoming the depth of a vanished sea – Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(8) 6079 Descending into Grand View Trail, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(9) 6080 Diacritic stalagmites in a limestone cave, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(10) 6081 Angel’s Gateway and Newberry Terrance from Cottonwood Spring, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(11) 6082 Beside the Colorado – looking up to Zoroaster Tower from Pipe Cr., Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(12) 6083 Down the Granite Gorge, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(13) 6084 Prospecting for gold, Indian gardens, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(14) 6085 Rounding Cape Horn on Bright Angel Trail, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(15) 6086 Thos. Moran, America’s great scenic artist, sketching at Bright Angel Cover, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(16) 6087 Over all broods a solemn silence – sunset at O’Neill’s Point, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(17) 6088 Overlooking Nature’s greatest Amphitheatre, from Rowe’s Point, NW, Grand Cañon, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>(18) 6089 On the brink, one mile above the River, Grand Cañon, AZ west from Rowe’s Point</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>      
      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Holland</emph>. Underwood &#x0026; Underwood. Set of 17 stereos on Holland in case, c. 1904.</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Quaint houses, bridges &#x0026; fishing boats, Hoorn</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Everyday business on a canal, Volendam</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Groningen, St. Martin’s Kerk and University Museum</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Looking up canal to old weigh house, Amsterdam</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Weigh House and Market, Hoorn</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Busy Leuvehaven, north to fish market &#x0026; Groote Kerk, Rotterdam</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>From Zeider Kerk over Weigh house to suburbs, Amsterdam</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Voorburgwal reflecting St. Nicholas Church, Amsterdam</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Market and Weigh House, Nymegen</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Church at Delfthaven where Pilgrim Fathers prayed</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Windmill on Dyke road west of Dordrecht</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Countrywomen with milk pails, Goes, Zealand</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Fishing boats at pier, Helder</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>East across the Oudehaven with its shipping &#x0026; bridges, Rotterdam</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Tree lined canal north to Zuider Kerk, Amsterdam</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Southeast from Zuider Kerk, Amsterdam</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>Hugh Windmills at Zandyk</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>
      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Java</emph>. Underwood &#x0026; Underwood. Set of 36 stereos in a box for 36, c. 1907</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9063 The Cathedral at Batavia</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9064 Pier at Tandjong, Priock, from steamer’s deck, arrival at Batavia, capital of Java</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9065 Molenfleit canal and the North Walk, principal European thoroughfare of Batavia</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9066 "North Walk" and its picturesque Melenfleit Canal, Batavia</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9067 Gang Patganongen, an important street in the Chinese District of Batavia</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9068 One of the many public laundries along the banks of the Melenfleit Canal, Batavia</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9069 A morning bath in the Melenfleit Canal, Batavia</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9070 Koenigs Plein (King’s Place), a public square in Batavia</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9071 Bellevue Hotel, shaded by palms, at Buitenzorg, the enchanting mountain Resort in Java</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9072 From Hotel Bellevue, Buitenzorg s.w. over forests of coconut palms to Mt. Salak</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9073 Palace of the Governor-General, within the botanical gardens, Buitenzorg</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9073 Looking down the main street of Buitenzorg, to Bellevue Hotel – canary trees on walk</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9075 Street Market – foreground are "durians," one of the most noted of fruits, Buitenzorg</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9076 Avenue of canary trees covered with gigantic creepers, Botanical Garden, Buitenzorg</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9077 Lily pond and banyan tree at Buitenzorg Botanical Garden</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9078 Deer on the botanical gardens of Buitenzorg</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9079 Maze of roots and old decayed trunk of a banyan tree in the botanical garden of Buitenzorg</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9080 The big leafed Victoria Regia, and the curious "Sausage" tree, Botanical Gardens, Buitenzorg</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9081 Screw pines in the Botanical Gardens, Buitenzorg</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9082 Luxuriant palms in the finest Botanical Gardens in the world</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9083 Javanese, the native inhabitants of eastern Java near Villadolce Hotel, Garoet</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9084 A band of alang-alang player, an ancient instrument of natives of Garoet</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9085 Soldiers crossing a stream during maneuvers – flooded rice fields in foreground, Garoet</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9086 Natives fishing in the low waters of a pond, Garoet</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9087 Native vendors, ragged and dirty, awaiting arrival of the train, Brambanum</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9088 The outdoor market, on roadway leading to the noted Temples, Brambanum</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9089 A world famed example of Hindu art – temples of Brambanum</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9090 Temple of Loro Jonggran 9th century Bramantic temple at Brambanum</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9091 Loro Junggran "the pure exalted virgin" to whom the temples of Brambanum are dedicated</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9092 "The three graces" – a far-famed sculpture in the great temples of Brambanum</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9093 Boro Boedor – the most remarkable and magnificent monument Buddhism has ever erected</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9094 A section of the three miles of sculptures – picture bible of Buddhism, Boro Boedur Temple</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9095 Latticed shrines and central dome on top of the remarkable temple of Boro Boedor</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9096 One of the hundreds of statues of Buddha at the great temple of Boro Boedor</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9097 An avenue of trees leading north from the temple of Boro Boedor</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>9098 Looking over the tropical fields of Java from the summit of Boro Boedor Temple</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Niagara Falls, Vol. I</emph>. Stereoscopic Library. Underwood &#x0026; Underwood. Set of 18 in box with descriptive book and map, <emph render="italic">Niagara Through the Stereoscope</emph>. Some stereos have U&#x0026;U labels; some have U&#x0026;U patents and Keystone labels – 7 and 11 to be exact. Bought at Gainesville Antique Mall on 12/19/91.</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (1) 5395 General view of the Falls – Maid of Mist at landing</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>U (2) 5396 Tourists viewing the falls from Prospect Point</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>U (3) 5397 Looking down over the bluff at Prospect Point</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (4) 5398 American Falls from below</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>U (5) 5399 Maid of the Mist at Large</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>U (6) 5400 The falls from the Maid of the Mist, S-70</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>U (7) 5401 Niagara – S.W. from the tower</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>U (8) 5402 Rapids above Niagara Falls, S-74</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (9) 5403 American and Luna Falls</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>U (10) 5404 Looking into Cave of the Winds, S-73</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (11) 5405 American Falls and Rock of Ages</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (12) 5406 American Falls from Canadian side</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (13) 5407 Horseshoe Falls from above</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (14) 5408 Autumn on Niagara's banks – SW towards falls S-77</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (15) 5409 Dixon crossing on a rope below the falls</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (16) 5410 Looking at the waters below the falls</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (17) 5411 Whirlpool Rapids below the falls</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>K (18) 5412 Looking over the Whirlpool down river from falls</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Real Children, Vol. I?</emph> Stereoscopic Library. Keystone View Co. The first 8 stereos were in box; added five more from what I had, which fit the name on the box.  It appears that 5 more would fill the box as other groups on Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Niagara Falls hold.</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R10 1028  Fun for the boys and girls on their playground, Copenhagen</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R13 (9)1055 Monument of Catherine II &#x0026; Alexander Theater. St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R17 10850  Little folks studying in village school, Ramur, Palestine</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R20 (24)  7663 school boys having their school outdoors, Burma</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R30 (92)  9427 Primary School, Jalapa, Mexico</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R31 8051  Beauford Road from Quebec to Montmorenei, Canada</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R33 11405  Moki Indians in their strange home, Wolpi, AZ, USA</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R35 6939  The snow fort and its gallant defenders</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Added</emph>:</unittitle></did></c04> 
         <c04><did><unittitle>21330  (1) Indians - Playing Indian</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>33834  (2) Children – Philippine Negritos Fishing for Frogs</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>14061  (5) Japanese children reading a newspaper</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>17475  (11) American children at play (USA)</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>24710  (19) Children - Czechoslovakian children</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R1  8094 Peasant Children on the Steps of the Temple of Vesta, Rome, Italy</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R4  11404 Little neighbors "building houses" near Cathedral, Burgos, Spain</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R5  6  Praca (Square) and Column of Dom Pedro IV, Lisbon, Spain</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R7(90)10012 The River Teme and charming green country around Ludlow, England</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Other stereos on children</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>613  Innocence abroad, ca. 1898</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>26401  Farmer's wife churning butter</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>11404  A June Carnival – Dancing Round the Daisy Pole, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>W21327 P46 Winter – Boys playing fort in the snow</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>17512 P14 Ready to go on picnic</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R9(92)1236 Stored castle of the Brothers, and Moat, Bornhofen on the Rhine, S. from river-road, Germany</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R11(53)653 Children at play in a farmer’s field before terraced Tvinde water fall, near Vossevangen, Norway</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R12(59)865 An old well vine-shaped porch and little folds at home-Lerdal, beside Lake Siljam, Sweden</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R14(50)1920 An Austrian hamlet, Val Ampezzo</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R19(26)3589 Children are children the wide world round-playing Hop Scotch in Cashmere</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R24(65)10293 Christmas holiday pleasures at the Fern Tree Bower, near Hobart, Tasmania</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R29(90) Young Banana Plants-growing prospects of a Country Home near Mayaguez, Porto Tico</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R32(43)4697 The worlds most unique inhabitants-Esquimaux with summer tents, Greenland</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>R3?(20)1524 Beside the Zider Zee-thrifty Dutch villagers on the fisherman’s wharf at Volendam, Holland</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>
      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Russia</emph>. Underwood &#x0026; Underwood Publishers. Set of 100, most stereos ca. 1897, 1898, and 1899 with one dated 1904. 26 missing.  Were in a library, call number 914.7.  On back of stereos the number 52934 stamped. This set was purchased Oct. 8, 1992 for $85.80 at Past Time Antiques, 1059 Main Street, Cambria, CA 93428.</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle>1-9 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>10 Allegorical Statue – Man conquering the Brute, Fontanka Bridge, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>11 Boischaya Morskaya, the street leading to the Czar’s Winter Palace, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12 Monument to Alexander I, Arch of Triumph, and the Staab Building, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13 The Imperial Winter Palace from Nevsky Prospect, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14 The Peristyle of the Hermitage, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>15 Gallery of Modern Sculpture, in the Hermitage, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>16 The Imperial Summer Garden, St. Petersburg, 1062</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>17 Equestrian Statue of Peter the Great, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>18 St. Isaac’s Cathedral, St. Petersburg – the largest Church in Russia, 1064</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>19 St. Petersburg, Russia, from the Dome of Isaac’s Cathedral</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20 The Admiralty Building, University and Vasilii Ostrof, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>21 Riding School of the Life Guard, Senate, Academy and Vasilii Ostrof, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>22 St. Catherine Church and Holy Water Procession, St. Petersburg – Aug. 1st, 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>23 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>24 Palace Bridge, Admiralty and St. Isaac’s Church from the Exchange, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>25 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>26 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>27 Burian Place of the Czars, in the Peter Paul Church of the Fortress, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>28 Making Hay in Russia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>29 The Avenue of the Fountains, Imperial Palace, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>30 Peterhof Palace, Russia, the Czar’s Home in the summer</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>31 Equipages before Peterhof Palace, Russia, the Czar’s Home in the summer</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>32 The Fountains from Peterhof Palace, summer residence of the Czar of Russia 1078</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>33 Their Majesties, the Empresses of Russia and Germany, driving through Peterhof Park</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>34 Narcissus Fountain on Empress Island, Colonists Park, Palace Grounds of Peterhof</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>35 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>36 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>37 Founding of the Alexander Hospital, St. Petersburg, Russia by the Emperor and Empress of Germany, 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>38 The Czar of Russia and the French President laying the Corner Stone of the Troytzky Bridge, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>39 Holy Trinity Church with the Monument built of Turkish Cannon, St. Petersburg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>40 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>41 The Largest of the Imperial Palaces, Tsarskoe Selo</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>42 The Lake and Island in the Imperial Grounds, Tsarskoe Selo</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>43 The Imperial Majesties, the Czar and Czarina of Russia, Krasnoe Selo - Aug. 25th, 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>44 Review of the Russian Troops by the French President, Krasnoe Selo, Russia – Aug. 25th, 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>45 Foreign Representatives at the Military Review, Krasnow Selo – Aug. 25th, 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>46 Their Majesties the Czar and Czarina of Russia and the Pres. of France, Krasnoe Selo</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>47 From Sparrow Hills, Napoleon’s first view of Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>49 Temple of Our Savior, the Greatest Church in Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>48 The Historical Novo Devitchi Convent, near Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>50 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>51 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>52 Moscow, the Pride of the Czars, s.e. from the Temple of our Savior</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>53 The Moskwa River and the shimmering spires of "Holy Moscow"</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>54 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>55 The Kremlin, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>56 The Kremlin Wall and Tower of the Sacred Gate, Moscow, 1102</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>57 Spaski Vorota, Sacred Gate of the Kremlin, where all heads must be uncovered, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>58 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>59 Tower of Ivan the Great and Cathedral of the Archangel Michael, Kremlin, Moscow, 1105</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>60 The King of Bells (200 tons), Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>61 Holy Moscow, from the Tower of Ivan the Great, Russia, 1107</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>62 Cathedral of the Assumption where Emperors of Russia are Crowned, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>63 Cathedral of the Annunciation, where the Czars have been baptized and married, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>64 The Great Czar Cannon, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>65 The Great Bazaar in the Kitai Gorod, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>66 Central Entrance to the Great Bazaar, Kitai Gorod, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>67 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>68 The Market in the Kitai Gorod, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>69 Romanoff House, Moscow, birthplace of Michael, first Tsar of the reigning dynasty</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>70 The Rumiantsof Museum, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>71 Petrofski Imperial Palace, Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>72 The Great Sunday Market of Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>73 Church of the Nativity, one of the 800 Greek Churches in Old Moscow</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>74 Nijni-Novgorod, Summer Market Place of all Nations</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>75 Interior of the Church of the Nativity of the Holy Virgin Nijni-Novgorod</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>76 The Floating Bridge over the Oka and the Fair of Nijni-Novgorod</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>77 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>78 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>79 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>80 Chinese Row in the Market of all Nations, Nijni Novgorod</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>81 Siberian Hides and the village of the Tartars, Nijni Novgorod</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>82 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>83 Principal Street of ancient Kief, Little Russia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>84 Alexandrofski Slope and the winding Dnieper River, Kief</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>85 The St. Vladimir Monument and the murmuring Dnieper, Kief</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>86 The Podol portion of ancient Kief</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>87 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>88 The Fairy Land of Little Russia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>89 Interior of the Vladimir Cathedral, Kief, most beautifully decorated Church in Russia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>90 The Birth of Jesus, in Vladimir Cathedral, Kief</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>91 The Resurrection in Vladimir Cathedral, Kief</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>92 Missing</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>93 The handsome Opera House of Odessa, Russia, one of the finest in Europe</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>94 The Cathedral – Odessa, Russia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>95 Interior of the Cathedral – Odessa, Russia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>96 The Great Staircase, Odessa, Russia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>97 Wheat for export at South Russia’s great seaport, Odessa</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>98 Overlooking the extensive salt fields (20,000 tons) of Solinen, Russia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>99 A reservoir at the Salt Fields, Solinen</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>100 The Black Sea from the Russian Coast</unittitle></did>
            <note><p>Note: this set was purchased 8 Oct. 1992 for $85.80 at Past Time Antiques – 1059 Main Street, Cambria, CA 93428.</p></note></c04>
      </c03>
   </c02> 
   <c02><did><container type="Box">19</container><unittitle>Box Sets</unittitle></did>
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Scenic America. Vol. III., Vol. IV.</emph> Stereographic Library. Keystone View Co. 35 of a set of 100. Set in box is numbered 3 to 50; box on outside says "101-200."</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle>3 W29573 Splendor of Entrance Hall, Congressional Library, Wash. D.C., ca. H.C.A. White</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>6 V26112 Southwest to White House from State, War &#x0026; Navy Bldg., Wash., D.C., ca. U&#x0026;U</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2 26100  Washington from an airplane, Wash., D.C.</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>8 H151  26334 The Lincoln Memorial, Wash., D.C.</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11 32566  Bancroft Hall, US Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12 32833  Mt. Vernon Place, Baltimore, MD</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13 86  V23470 Deck of an Oyster Boat, Chesapeake Bay, MD</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14 32836  Rodney Square and DuPont Bldg., Wilmington, DE</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>15 T28  32569 Looking north on Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>19 32831  Washington Memorial Chapel, Valley Forge, PA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>18 23145  Washington's Headquarters at Valley Forge, PA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20 29576  America's Foremost Seaside Resort, Atlantic City, NJ</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>21 32828  Old Nassau Hall, Princeton Univ., Princeton, NJ</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>22 T32  32276 From Commerce &#x0026; Broad Sts., Newark, NJ</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>23 16730  Palisade of the Hudson, NJ</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>24 32775  George Washington Bridge, World's greatest, NY City</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>25 32364  Hudson River Valley, Bear Mountain Bridge, NY</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>26 32360  Cadets at West Point, NY</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>27 32823  Manhattan from the air, NY City</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>28 T38  23155 North on Broadway past Trinity Church, NY City</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>30 32400 T The Great White Way, NY City</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>34 T43  26494 Coney Island, NY's Island most popular beach resort, NYC</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>32 32703  Manhattan's skyline from Brooklyn Bridge, NY City</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>39 T76  32578 T Capital of the Old Dominion, Richmond, VA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>40 T78  32218 Home of Thomas Jefferson, Monticello, VA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>41 W29577 T Natural Bridge in VA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>42 32839  Asheville, NC Land of the Sky</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>43 23482  Magnolia Gardens, near Charleston, SC</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>44 32187  North on Peachtree St., Atlanta, GA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>45 107  13747 Chipping a turpentine tree, GA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>46 V23238 Coconut trees at Palm Beach, FL</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>48 32313  Singing tower at Mountain Lake, FL</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>47 26850  The Royal Poinciana, Palm Beach, FL</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>49 26826  Miami's skyline from the harbor, FL</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>50 26587  Franklin St., Tampa, FL</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Delaware  5</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Dist. of Columbia 4</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Florida   5</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Georgia  2</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Maryland  3</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>New Jersey  4</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>New York  2</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>New York City 6</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>North Carolina 1</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Pennsylvania   3</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>South Carolina 1</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Virginia   3</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>
      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Seventy-two Perfect Stereographs</emph>. H. C. White Co. Housed in black box.</unittitle></did></c03>
      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Switzerland</emph> Underwood &#x0026; Underwood. Set of 100 in a Keystone box; most of the slides are U &#x0026; U labeled – the few that are not noted "key" in front of the numbers. All subjects in Switzerland. Bought at Gainesville antique mall on 12/19/91.</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle>[1] 1736 [S697]  Falls of the Rhine &#x0026; Laufen Castle</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[2] 1737   St. Gall, historic and beautiful</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[3] 1738   Interior of the Monastery Church, St. Gall</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[4] 1739   Zurich, the metropolis of Switzerland</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[5] 1740   The village favorite</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Key [6] 1741   Lucerne and her beautiful lake</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[7] 1742   Picturesque bridge, tower &#x0026; church, Lucerne</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[8] 1743   The Lion of Lucerne</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[9] 1744 [S698] Lucerne &#x0026; the lofty Pilatus</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[10] 1745 [S699] Alpine elevator to the clouds, Mt. Pilatus</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[11] 1746   The summit of historic Pilatus</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[12] 1747 [S700]  The backbone of Europe from the summit of Pilatus </unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Key [13] 1748   Lake of Lucerne from Axenstein</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Key [14] 1749   Sisikon and the mighty Uri-Rothstock</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Key [15] 1750   The bold Axenstrasse hewn from cliffs, Lake Lucerne</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[16] 1751 [S702]  Tunnels of the Axenstrasse, overhanging Lake Lucerne</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Key [17] 1752 [S703]  The river Aare at Berne</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[18] 1753   Berne and her great mountain shain</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[19]  1754 [S704]   Principal street and the old clock, Berne</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[20] 1755   At the village fountain</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[21]  1756   A Swiss home and its home-maker</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Key [22] 1757   Ancient Thun and its lake from the castle</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[23] 1758   Interlaken and Jungfrau</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[24] 1759   Grindlewald Valley, the Wetterhorn &#x0026; Schreckhorn</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>Key [25] 1760   Staubbach Falls, Lauterbrunnen Valley</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[26] 1761   The Eiger and Lauterbrunnen Valley</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[27] 1762   Murren, loftiest of Switzerland’s hamlets</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[28] 1763   The Breithorn and Tschingelhorn, upper Lauterbrunnen</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[29] 1764 [S705]  Jungfrau from the summit of Scheidegg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[30] 1765   Grindlewald Valley and the Wetterhorn</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[31] 1766   Glacier basin below the Fiescherhorn</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[32] 1767   Ascent of Jungfrau – crossing the Glacier</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[33] 1768 [S706]  A country road</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[34] 1769   Upper Grindlewald glacier</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[35] 1770 [S707]  Youthful years and maiden beauty</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[36] 1771 [S708]  The wonderful gorge of the river Aare</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[37] 1772   Looking down the Rhine valley from Disentis</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[38] 1773   Looking down the Via Mala toward Thusis &#x0026; Rhine Valley</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[39] 1774   Piz Bernina &#x0026; Roseg, Engadine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[40] 1775   Bella Vista, Piz Bernina &#x0026; Morteratsch Glacier, Engadine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[41] 1776   Peaks of Palu, Engadine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[42] 1777   Upper Engadine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[43] 1778   The Engadine, looking S.W. from Hahnensee</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[44] 1779 [S709]  The descent to Italy from Maloja Pass, Engadine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[45] 1780   Engineering feats on St. Gothard RR, Italian side</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[46] 1781   St.Gothard R.R. at Wassen</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[47] 1782   Grimsel Pass Oberaarhorn &#x0026; Finsteraanhorn</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[48] 1783   View of Rhone Valley from Furka Pass</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[49] 1784   Looking south from Eggishorn over Rhone Valley</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[50] 1785 [S710]  Fischer Glacier &#x0026; Oberaaehorn NE from Eggishorn</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[51] 1786 [S711]  The great Aletsch Glacier &#x0026; Marjelen Lake </unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[52] 1787 [S712]  Edge of Aletsch Glacier &#x0026; Marjelen Lake</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[53] 1788   An ocean of Ice, great Aletsch Glacier</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[54] 1789   Looking N. down the Visp valley from near Stalden</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[55] 1790 [S713]  The Alpine Spirit’s sanctuary – Zermatt</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[56] 1791   Matterhorn from pathway above Zermatt</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[57] 1792   Matterhorn, seen from the Schwarzsee</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[58] 1793   Gorner Glacier, Monte Rosa</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[59] 1794   Zermatt from the Schwarzsee</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[60] 1795   "Lion of the Alps," the Matterhorn</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[61] 1796 [S714]  Breithorn, Monte Rosa group from the Gornergott</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[62] 1797   Lyskamm, Monte Rosa group from Gornergrat</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[63] 1798   Summit of Mt. Rosa from Gornergrat</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[64] 1799   Zermatt from the Schwarzsee</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[65] 1800 [R2]  Swiss hamlet near eternal snow – Saas-fee</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[66] 1801   A typical alpine home – Saas-fee</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[67] 1802   Industry and simplicity – Saas-fee</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[68] 1803   Sion, with its medieval homes and castles</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[69] 1804   Inn where Napoleon stopped, Bourg St. Pierre</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[70] 1805 [S715]  Monastery and dogs, Great St. Bernard Pass</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[71] 1806   Great St. Bernard Pass, Lake &#x0026; Monastery</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[72] 1807   Eastern Side Mt. Blanc range</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[73] 1808   Ancient castle of Chillon, Lake Geneva</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[74] 1809 [S716]  Lake Geneva and the Dent du Midi</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[75] 1810   Village of Montreus on Lake Geneva</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[76] 1811   Sunset, Lake Geneva</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[77] 1812   Lake Geneva – bridges across the Rhone</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[78] 1813   Balmat, first to ascend Mt. Blanc, Chamonix</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[79] 1814 [S717]  Frightful Alpine precipices toward Mt. Blanc</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[80] 1815 [S718]  Mount Blanc, from the Brivent</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[81] 1816   Climbing heights above Valley of Chamonix</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[82] 1817   Ascent of Mont Blanc, Bossons Glacier</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[83] 1818   Tunnel in Bossons Glacier</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[84] 1819   Ascent of Mt. Blanc, at Pierre Pointue</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[85] 1820   Ascent of Mt. Blanc, crossing Bossons Glacier</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[86] 1821   Ascent of Mt. Blanc, ice cliffs on Bossons Glacier</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[87] 1822   Ascent of Mt. Blanc, from Grands Mulets hut</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[88] 1823   Ascent of Mt. Blanc, looking back to Grands Mulets</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[89] 1824   Ascent of Mt. Blanc, Dome du Gouter</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[90] 1825   Ascent of Mt. Blanc, resting at Grand Plateau</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[91] 1826   Ascent of Mt. Blanc, Valley refuge hut</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[92] 1827   Summit of Mt. Blanc, highest point in Europe</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[93] 1828 [S719]  Descent of Mt. Blanc, crevasse near summit</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[94] 1829   Mer de Glace and Grandes Jorasses</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[95] 1830   Ascent of Aig. du Tacul</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[96] 1831 [S720]  Ascent of Aig. du Tacul, s.w. to Aig du Geant</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[97] 1832   Ascent of Aig. du Tacul</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[98] 1833   The Mauvais Pas &#x0026; Mer de Glace</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[99] 1834 [S721]  Mer de Glace with mountains in background</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>[100] 1835 [S722]  Great Ice Fall at end of Mer de Glace</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>

      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Tour of the World, Vol. I</emph>. Stereographic Library. Keystone View Co. Date of issue: ca. 1932. Set of 50. Bought 11/19/91 at East Fork Mall, Sunnyvale, TX for $60 + tax.</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Front # (back #) Top # left front</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
         <c04><did><unittitle>1089 (355-3012) 205 Anne Hathaway's Cottage Shottery, England</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>8639 (9781)  779 The Ancient Sphinx of Giza, Egypt</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>W8801 (W8801) 654 The Paderewski Villa, Warsaw, Poland (ca. H.C. White)</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9869 (9869)  774 Looking up the Great Pyramid, Egypt</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12568 (12568)  881 The Taj Mahal, Agra, India</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12700 (12700)  190 Burn's Cottage, Ayr, Scotland</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12804 (128040 107 Harvesting bananas, Costa Rica</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13577 (38178)  1111 Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, WY</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14455 ( ) 157 Eccentric growth of Cocoa Pods, Dominica, BWI</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V14498 (V14498) 167 Cutting Tobacco near Habana, Cuba</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V14730 (V14730) 946 Rice Planters at work, Japan</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14739 (14739)  928 A country girl among the Tea Fields, Schizuoka, Japan</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>16648 (16648)  1200 Full moon, Yerkes Observatory</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>19671 (19671)  705 Garden of Gethsemane and Mt. Of Olives, Jerusalem</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20742 (20742)  825 Victoria Falls, Rhodesia, South Africa</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20757 (20757) 831 Mammough Pits of South Africa's Greatest Diamond Mine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>21038 (21308)  1081 The Indian Village of Kasaan, Alaska</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V21911 (V21911) 124 Llamas, Cerro de Pasco, Peru</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>21941 (21941)  119 Panama Hats being woven, Tabacunda, Ecuador</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>23796 (23796)  80 Carved Altar of Guadalupe, Tepozotland, Mexico</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>23842 (238420 963 The Great Wall of China n. Nankow Pass, China</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>23870 (23870)  995 Canal between Canton and the Is. of Shameen, China</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V24056 (11064) 1009 Filipino farmer with water buffalo, Luzcon, P. Is. </unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V24316(C962-V24316)  1031 Kangaroo, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>25249 (25216)  356 Washday in Volendam, Holland</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V25486 (V25486) 231 Westminster Abbey, London, England</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>(26557) 5006  1066 Wanona Tunnel Tree, Mariposa Grove Yosemite, CA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V27402 (V27402) 898 Elephants Piling Teak Logs, Rangoon, Burma</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V27427 (V27427) 867 Carved Temple of Vimala Sah., Mt. Abu, India</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V27701 (V27701) 744 Palace of Nebuchadnezzar, Iraq</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>29609 (290609) 1126 Grand Canyon from El Tovar on South Rim, AZ</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>29575 (29575)  16 Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>29609 (29600) 412 Eiffel Tower and Champs de Mars from Trocadero, Paris</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>29639 (3178)  405 Restored Cathedral of Reims, France</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>27828 (27828)  306 Grundivigs Church, Kobenhavn, Denmark</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>30063 (30063)  313 Potsdammer Platz at night, Berlin, Germany</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>32229 (32229) 4 The Dazzling Dome of the Capital at night, Washington, D.C.</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>32741 (32721)  1072 Mt. Hood, or from an airplane</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>32792 (32792)  1137 The Worlds Highest Bridge, Royal Gorge, CO</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>33280 (33280)  717 Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem, Palestine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>33329 (28757)  457 The Ramblas and its Flower Market, Barcelona, Spain</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>V33422 (V33422) 579 Cathedral of Milan, Italy</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>33516 (33516)  1132 Crystal Springs Dome, Carlsbad Caverns, NM</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>34080 (34080)  1 Washington, DC from an airplane</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>34094 (34094)  668 Pushkin Monument, Moscow, USSR</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>34120 (34120)  1196 Airplane view of Niagara Falls, NY</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>34174 (34174)  29 Empire State Bldg., NY City from the air</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>34885 (32822)  64 The Alamo, San Antonio, TX</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>37171 (37171)  1046 Hawaiian Pineapple Ready for the Cannery</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>38221 (38232)  110 Ships Passing through the Panama Canal, Panama</unittitle></did></c04>  
      </c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Tour of the World, Vol. I, Vol. II</emph>, Stereographic Library. Boxed set of 102.</unittitle></did>
         <c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Belgium</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>396 25586  River Meuse and Parc de la Citadel, Namur</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>390 25593  Royal Palace, Brussels</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>399 33273  The Fortress and City as Restored since the War, Dinant</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>383 25590  Menin Gate, Ypres</unittitle></did></c04> 
			<c04><did><unittitle>369 25585  Notre Dame Cathedral &#x0026; Harbor, Antwerp</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>373 25592  Guild Houses on The Grande Place, Antwerp</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Bermuda</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>166 20591  Where It Is Always Summer - The Green Isles of Bermuda...</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Brazil</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>144 V21901T Rio de Janeiro</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>143 21831  Avendia Biera Mar, Rio de Janeiro</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T57 21859  Rua Visconte, Rio de Janeiro</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Canada</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>H48 W27120 Chateau Frontenac, Quebec</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Chile</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>134 21861  Inca Lake</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T264 21865  Bay &#x0026; City of Valparaiso</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Denmark</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>301 27843  Kronbork Castle and Harbor, Helsinger</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>308 27831  A drizzly day in Jutland near Kolding</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Ecuador</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>115 21938  Waterfront at Guayaquil</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">France</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>411 24991  Arch of Triumph, Paris</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>421 18777  Palace of Versailles</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>441 32734 T Among the gardens of Mentone</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>415 V24810 Old City Island and Seine, Paris</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>434 3189  Monument to American soldiers, St. Nazaire</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>429 29641  The Pledge at Deauville</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>416 24818  Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>412 29609 T (29600) Eiffel Tower, Paris</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>422 18781  Clemenceau, Wilson &#x0026; Lloyd George leaving Versailles</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">French West Indies</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>156 14439  T Coffee pickers, Guadalupe</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Germany</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>329 30047  Oberammergau</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>348 30065  Cathedral of Cologne</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>345 33243  Where the Moselle enters the Rhine, Coblenz</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>328 W33233 Berchtergarden</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>336 W33236 Heidelberg on the Neckar</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>326 W24581 Upper Hall in the Hof Brauhaus, Munich</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>341 30061  Rheinstein Castle on the Rhine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>340 30058 T/W24502 Ehrenfels Castle on the Rhine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>313 30063  Potsdammer Platz, Berlin</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Great Britain - England</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>213 V28269 St. Michael's Mount, Cornwall</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>238 33017  Heart of London</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>209 3087 T/3064 Tower of Magdalene College, Oxford</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>247 28303  Old Roman Walls from York Minister, York</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>243 3064 T  Windsor Castle from the Thames</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>221 13160  Quaint cottages, Isle of Wight</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>205 8089/355(3012) Anne Hathway's Cottage, Shottery</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>203 V25461 Hunting hounds, Shropshire</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>210 V25477 Lynmouth, English Alps</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>235 3084T/3061 Old Curiosity Shop, London</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>241 13101T Overlooking the Thames at night, London</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Ireland</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>177 V12687 T Ross Castle, Lakes of Killarney</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>176 V12639 T Lower Lake, Killarney</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Scotland</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>195 2649T  Sterling Castle</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>191 2659T  Loch Katrine</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>192 12703 T A Highland House</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>194 2657 T  Overlooking the Tay</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>199 V12736 T Princes Street, Edinburgh</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>198 2672  Abbotsford, residence of Sir Walter Scott</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Guatemala</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T240 12872 (291) Esquintas, Twin Volcanoes</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Iceland</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>254 33167  A summer stroll, Reykjavik</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Luxemborg</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>400 V33274 Luxemborg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Mexico</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>53 24157  Governor's Palace, Monterey</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>52 V23653 Monterey, Mexico's largest manufacturing city</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>67 23761  Waterfront of Mazatlan</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>82 23783/23693 At the bull fight, Mexico City</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>70 23769  Falls of Juanacatlem, Jalisco</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>92 16185  Taxco Church</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>88 23657 T Ixtacihuatl</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>84 24160  Xochimilco</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>78 23775  National Palace, Mexico City</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>65 23758  Cathedral in Culiacan</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Monaco</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>442 33305  Monte Carlo on the Riviera</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Netherlands</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>363 25245  Peace Palace, The Hague</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>353 12213  The Amstel, Amsterdam</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>352 V12218 Amsterdam from Zuider Kirk</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>366 25680  River &#x0026; parallel canal, Rotterdam</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Norway</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>281 25626  Little Stave Church at Byglo, Oslo</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>277 33170  Oslo on a summer night</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>266 V15794 Placid Lake Oldenay and Grytereids Glacier</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>260 25629  Hillside farm near Engan</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>270 V25640 Charming Odde</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>251 25646  Bergen from Floifjeld</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Palestine</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>33280   Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>3117   Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Peru</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T48 V21910 T Heart of the Andes</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>125 21939  Aeroquioshe and Elmisto </unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">United States</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T5 26490 T Washington Monument, Wash., DC</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T3 32229  The Dazzling dome of the Capital, Wash., DC</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T6 32185  The White House, Wash., DC</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T2 26100 T Wash., DC from an airplane</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>H25 26337  Plymouth Rock, Plymouth, MA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T37 32823 T Manhattan from the air (Fairchild Aerial Surveys)</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T34 26293 T New York City from an airplane</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T16 34412  Pittsburgh, PA at night, from Mt. Washington</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T14 32731  The Civic Center at Pittsburgh from the air</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>H37 26319  William Penn's house, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T13 V23221 T Horseshoe Curve, Allegheny Mts., PA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>T12 32568 T Devil's Den, scene of fierce fighting, Gettysburg, PA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1   White Coral without third dimension effect</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2 4306  White Coral with third dimension effect</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Panama</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>114 20877  City and bay of Panama from Ancontril </unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Puerto Rico</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>159 V10287 Rural Puerto Rico</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Sweden</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>300 25250  Helsingborg</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle><emph render="underline">Venezuela</emph></unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>147 V21890 T Overlooking Caracas</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03> 
      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Tour of the World</emph>. Keystone View Co. Set of 199 stereos ca. 1895-1909 in an oak box with two stereo viewers patented 1904; probable date of issue is 1909.  Stereos are numbered on back (stamped) 1-200 with 71 missing.</unittitle></did>
			<c04><did><unittitle>116 Bridge of Sighs, Venice, Italy</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>171 American Falls, Niagara, NY, USA, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>224 Capitol, Washington, DC, USA, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>246 Coconut Grove, Lake Worth, FL, USA, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>387 Natural Bridge, VA, USA, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1007 In the surf, Atlantic City, NJ, USA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1603 The Grand Opera, Paris, France</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1619 Arch of Triumph, Garden of the Tuileries, Paris, France, ca. 1896</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1641 Avenue des Champs Elysees, Paris, France, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1721 Court of the Lions, Alhambra, Granada, Spain, ca. 1896</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1871 Axenstrasse Tunnel, Lake Lucerne, Switzerland, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1901 Rome, the Eternal City, from St. Peter's, Rome, Italy, ca. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1907 The Roman Forum, Rome, Italy, ca. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1958 The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy, ca. 1895</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2471 The Bowery, New York City, NY, USA, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2500 Lakes of Killarney, Ireland, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2503 Blarney Castle, Ireland, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2047 Market Place, Cologne, Germany, ca. 1896</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2111 Tower of London, England, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2601 Princess St. and Waverly Gardens, Edinburgh, Scotland, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2626 The Valley of Tay, Scotland, ca. 1898</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2713 The Artist's Dream, bettws-y-Coed, North Wales, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>3002 Westminster Abbey, London, England, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>3012 Anne Hathaway's Cottage, Shottery, England, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>5004 Glacier Point, Yosemite, Valley, CA, USA, ca. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>5007 The Fallen Monarch, Mariposa Grove, Yosemite Valley, CA, USA, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>5041 Characteristics Holland</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>5048 Cliff House and Seal Rocks, San Francisco, CA, USA, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>5075 Birdseye View of Union Stockyards, Chicago, IL, USA, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>6044 Mormon Temple and Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, UT, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>6465 The Duomo or Cathedral, Florence, Italy, ca. 1905</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>6983 Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA, USA, ca. 1905 by B.L. Singley</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>7170 Treading out the grain, threshing as in the olden days, Greece ca. 1906 by Keystone View Co.</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>7304 View of Jerusalem from Mount of Olives, Palestine, ca. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>8002 Royal George, Grand Canyon of the Arkansas, CO, USA, ca. 1897</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>8008 in the Heart of Box Canyon (near Ouray) CO, USA, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>8014 Cliff palace in the Mesa Verde, CO, USA, ca. 1898</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>8016 Dining room, Soldier's Home, Marion, IN, USA, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>8046 Congressional Library, Washington, D.C., USA, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9195 Preparing to climb the golden stair, Chilkoot Pass, Alaska, ca. 1898</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9434 Washington St., showing Old South Meetinghouse, Boston, MA, ca. 1898</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9451 Glory Enough for One Day (shot in Aroostock Co., ME), ca. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9460 Laliberte's Fur Parlor, Quebec, Canada, ca. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9466 Beautiful Mirror Lake, Yosemite Valley, CA, USA, ca. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9506 "We's done all dis s'morning," ca. 1899 by BLS ca. 1905 by KV Co.</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9676 Leaping to Stand Rock, Wisconsin Dells, WI, USA, ca. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9737 Ruins of Karnak, Egypt, ca. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9759 Threshing Beans in the Field, Egypt, ca. 1899 by BLS, ca. 1910 by KV Co.</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9774 Tilling the Soil as in Ancient Days, Egypt, ca. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9779 With the flocks, Egypt, ca. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9781 The Sphinx, Gizah, Egypt, c. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9786 Bird’s Eye View of Cairo, Egypt, c. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9788 Mosque of Mohammed Ali, Cairo, Egypt, c. 1899</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9812 Inundation of the Nile, Egypt, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10053 Mayon, the peerless cone of Southern Luzon, n. Legaspi, PI, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10064 Filipino farmers harrowing rice fields, n. Manila, PI, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10068 Threshing rice with carabao, Luzon, PI, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10070 Hulling Rice for Breakfast, Luzon, PI, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10074 Husking cocoanuts, n. Pagsanjan, Luzon, PI, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10103 Dog Team, Antwerp, Belgium, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10151 Government House, formerly the Palace, Honolulu, Hawaii, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10265 Taking time on a Sugar Plantation, Porto Rico, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10304 Throne Room, Royal Palace, Berlin, Germany, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10325 A street scene in Hamburg, Germany, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10346 The Rhine from Drachenfels, Germany, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10348 Castle Rheinstein from Gunner’s Watch, Germany, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10352 Toiling in the Vineyards, Rudesheim, Germany, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10558 The Great Brooklyn Bridge, New York City, NY, USA, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10637 Parliament Bldg, Toronto, Canada, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10692 The buffalo in his snow-bound home, BC, Canada, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10706 The Wetterhorn form Grindelwald, Switzerland, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10708 Guide cutting steps, Upper Glacier, Grindelwald, Switzerland, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10745 Entrance to the Gorge of the Aras, Meiringen, Switzerland, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10750 Lauterbrunnen Valley and Staubbach Fall, Switzerland, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10765 Looking at the Matterhorn form Riffelburg Hotel, Switzerland, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10768 Mountain Corridors, Gorner Gorge, Switzerland, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10804 City of Mexico, Ancient Tenochtitlan of the Aztecs, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10843 Public Fountain, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10896 Art creation by the Master Hand, Acambaro, Mexico, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10931 Scene of the Passion play, Ober-Ammergao, Germany, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10953 The Famous Galata Bridge, Constantinople, Turkey, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11002 Garden of Gethsemane and Mt. of Olives, Palestine, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11004 Jews’ Wailing Place, Jerusalem, Palestine, c. 1899 </unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11054 Jaffa from the sea, Palestine, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11059 A coffee house in Palestine, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11068 Jordan and the Promised Land, Palestine, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11070 Nazareth, Palestine, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11132 Cedars of Lebanon, Syria, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11161 The Acropolis from Philoppapos Hill, Athens, Greece, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11186 Jerusalem, a City of Domes, Palestine, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11200 The Tiber, Castle of San Angelo and St. Peter’s, Rome, Italy, c.1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11205 The Library of the Vatican, Rome, Italy, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11206 Hall of the Immaculate Conception, the Vatican, Rome, Italy, c. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11225 Pope Leo lying in State, Rome, Italy, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11234 Coliseum, the King of Ruins, Rome, Italy, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11235 Overlooking the Vatican and Tiber from St. Peter’s Rome, Italy, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11244 Piazza di San Marco, Venice, Italy, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11248 The majestic Duomo, Milan, Italy, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11305 Looking towards the Strand from Trafalgar Square, London, Eng., c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11475 Roundup on the Sherman Ranch, Genesee, KS, USA, c. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11623 Harvesting in the Great West, Washington, USA, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11625 Shooting Prairie Chickens, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11661 Nature's Wondrous Gorge Spanned by Man's Ingenuity, Georgetown, CO, USA, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11680 Lexington common, MA, USA, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11766 Women washing clothes, Nice, France, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11751 The Casino, Monte Carlo, Monaco, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11798 Promenade des Planches, Trouville-sur Mer, Normandy, France, ca. 1909</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11885 Jinrikisha and Banyan Tree, Durban, Natal, South Africa, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11896 Government Ave, Cape Town, South Africa, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11917 Still There's No Place Like Home, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12006 Interior of Throne Room, Forbidden City, Peking, China, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12014 A Chinese Saw Mill, Peking, China, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12050 The Renowned prospect from the Peak, Hong Kong, China, ca. 1900</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12101 Colombo Harbor from Landing Jetty, Ceylon, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12269 Wild Elk, Montana, USA, ca. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12456 Hudson River Valley, NY, USA, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12509 Mahratta Durbar Hall, Rajah's Palace, Tonjore, India, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12515 Interior, Dilwara Temple, Mount Abu, India, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12526 A Characteristic Street in Mandura, India, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12521 The Taj Mahal, Agra, India, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12600 Suspension Bridge, Kenmare, Ireland, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12615 A Letter from Pat in America, Ireland, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12702 A Highland Home, Scotland, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12703 Historic Sterling Castle, Scotland, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12707 Traveling through the Trosachs, Scotland, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12804 Harvesting Bananas, Costa Rica, CA.A., ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12860 Tortilla Making, Salvador, CA.A., ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13408 In the Fair and Fertile Jordal Valley, Norway, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13409 Taking Hay Down from the Mountains, Norway, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13422 Milking the Goats, Hardanger Fjord, Norway, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13424 Norwegian wedding Party, Hardanger, Norway, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13315 In the narrow streets of La Guayra, Venezuela, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13393 Where the Lotefos and Skarsfos Meet, Hardanger, Norway, ca. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13101 Overlooking the Thames at night, London, England, ca. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13120 Lake Grasmere and Village from Red Bank, Lake Dist., England, ca. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13003 Council Room, Royal Palace, Stockholm, Sweden, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13019 Path cut in Granite, mountainside near Trolhatta, Sweden, ca. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13077 The Round Tower, Copenhagen, Denmark, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13080 Queen Louise Bridge, Copenhagen, Denmark, ca. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13504 Flat Iron Bldg., Fifth Ave. &#x0026; Broadway, NY City, NY, USA, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13512 Balanced Rock, Garden of the Gods, CO, USA, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13520 Grand Canyon, AZ, USA, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13532 Los Angeles Pigeon Farm, CA, USA, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13528 Cawston Ostrich Farm, CA, USA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13538 Ten Acres of Calla Lilies, southern, CA, USA, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13546 More than 10,000 acres of Orange Groves, San Gabriel Valley, CA., ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13567 One of the great trees in the rain forest of OR, USA, ca. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13577 Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone National Park, WY, USA, ca. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13579 Gap of the Golden Gate Winter, Yellowstone National Park, WY, ca. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13584 Old Faithful, Queen of Geysers, Yellowstone, WY, USA, ca. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13588 Angel Terrace, Yellowstone, WY, USA, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13595 The Noisy Roadside Growler, Yellowstone, WY, USA, c. 1904 </unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13596 The Famous Fish Pot, Yellowstone, WY, USA, c.1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13602 Interior of Congressional Library, Wash, DC, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13619 Ship Mast being shipped from Port Blakely Mills, Largest Lumber Mills in USA, n. Seattle, WA</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13624 First Haul of the Season, Salmon Industry, Columbia River, OR, USA, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13637 Mt. Hood, near its crest, OR, USA, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13647 The Shepherd and his flock, MT, USA, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13701 Marble Quarry, Proctor, VT, USA, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13740 Harvesting Indian River Pineapples, FL, USA, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13741 Cultivating Rice, SC, USA, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13747 A Turpentine Farm, Savannah, GA, USA, c.1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13772 Up Broadway and Fifth Ave., NY City, NY, USA, c.1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13790 Sixty Five Acres of Hops, OR, USA, c.1905</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13802 Among the Wonderful Ice Peaks, Illecillewaet Glacier, BC, Can., c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13806 Mt. Sir Donald, Matterhorn of NA Alps, BC, Canada, c.1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13809 Lake Louise and Glaciers of Mt. Victoria, from Chalet, Alberta, Canada, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13822 Moraine Lake, Canadian Lakes, BC, Canada, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13885 A Shady Nook, Montmorency River, Quebec, Canada, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13886 Quiatchouan Falls, n. St. John, NB, Canada, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13895 In the Arcadian land, Nova Scotia, Canada, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13987 View from Dufferin Terrace, Quebec, Canada, c. 1906 </unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13993 Street of French Canadian Village, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14004 Japanese Girls in Suisenji park, Kumamoto, Japan, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14047 An Idyllic Spot for Jap. Maids to Stroll, Japan, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14076 White Robed Potter Peddlers, Seole, Korea, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14081 Plowing Scene near Seole, Korea, c. 1901</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14244 Water front of NY City from Brooklyn, c. 1908</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14327 Path of the Red-Hot Hurricane, St. Pierre, Martinique, FWI, c. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14355 Volcanic Eruption, Gros Morne, Martinique, FWI, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14416 Soufriere’s Mammouth Crater, St. Vincent, FWI, c. 1902</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14437 Mighty Earthquake Fissures, Guadaloupe, FWI, c. 1903</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14710 Tea and Rice near Shizuoka, Japan, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14757 Japan’s largest Silk Weaving Plants, Am Methods, Kiryu, Japan, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14730 Rice Planters at Work, Japan, c. 1904</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14812 Fuji-San, Japan, c. 1905</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>15808 Harbor of Barcelona, Spain, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>15827 A Peasant at Home, Valencia, Spain, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>15901 Melbourne, Australia from Dome of Exhibition Bldg., c. 1908</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>15913 Typical Natives of the Fiji Island, Suva, c. 1908</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>15914 Native Grass House, Suva, Fiji Islands, c. 1908</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>16507 San Francisco Bay during visit of Pacific Fleet, CA, c. 1908</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20197 A Mountain of Oysters Ready for Shipping, Hampton, VA, c. 1907</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20877 Looking down on the City of Panama, Canal Zone, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20860 Tropical Vegetation, Panama Canal, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20861 Culebra Cut, Looking North, Panama Canal, CZ, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20862 The indispensable American Steam Shovel, Panama Canal, CZ, c. 1906</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20881 Spanish Laborers at Work on the Panama Canal, CZ, c. 1909</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>
      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">World War Through the Stereoscope</emph>, Keystone View Co. Set of 48 in box – none missing. Bought in Marshall, TX, Dec. 1990.</unittitle></did>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1 15625  Sarajevo, Yugoslavia</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2 10331  Parade, Berlin, Germany</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>3 18689  Russian Troops on review</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>4 V-18825 Tangled Ruins of Marne Bridge</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>5 V-18858 German Dead in La Basse Area</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>6 V-18840 No Mans Land near Lens, France</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>7 V-18874 Proud Men of the North who fought at Flanders Field</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>8 V-18865 Battle of Cambria</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9 V-18862 Scots Entrenched</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10 V-18826 Pres. Poincore and Marshall Joffre at Somme Front</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11 18765  Cathedral of Reims, France in ruins</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12 18834  Desolate Waste at Chemin des Dames Sector</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13 18835  Camouflaged Trench, Chemin des Dames Sector</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14 18633  French Soldiers Resting</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>15 18817  The Horrors of War</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>16 V-18911 Feeding </unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>17 18651  French 155 MM Gun</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>18 18832  French Troops Inspecting Wrecked Zeppelin</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>19 18927  Enemy Airmen bombed one of our supply trains</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20 19191  U.S. Observation Airplane</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>21 18756  French 75 in action</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>22 V-19216 Dirigible R-34 at Mineola</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>23 V-18898 Shells Bursting in French Village</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>24 19149  Hugh Armored Tank</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>25 19000  Pres. Wilson Addressing Congress</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>26 19198  Learning to use gas mask</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>27 18360  Building Barbed Wire Entanglement, Ft. Sheldon, IL</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>28 19100  Our answer to the Kaiser</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>29 19192  Thousands Marching – our National Army</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>30 19193  Thousands of Uncle Sam's Sailors</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>31 19004  Four of our Subs in dry dock in Navy Yard</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>32 V-188948 Joffre &#x0026; Pershing in Paris</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>33 18715  View of Famous Bridge over the Marne</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>34 V-18948 In Belleau Wood where Americans checked Germany</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>35 V-199249 Grave of Lt. Quentin Roosevelt</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>36 19248  The Place des Halles, St. Mihiel</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>37 19249  The Stars &#x0026; Stripes flying over Ehrenbreltstein, Germany</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>38 V-19229 Doughboys of 89th Div., Treves, Germany</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>39 V-19230 Gen. Pershing decorating officers of 89th</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>40 19209  Uncle Sam &#x0026; John Bull parading in London</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>41 18775  Victory day celebration, 14 Jul 1919, Paris</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>42 18781  Clemenceau, Wilson &#x0026; Lloyd George Washington</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>43 V-19237 U.S. Transport Leviathan formerly Vaterland</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>44 V-19266 Some of our 2 million troops, Brest, France</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>45 V-19217 Abandon Ship Drill by U.S. Troops</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>46 19153  Happy reunion</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>47 23306  Back to Homeland by Unknown Solider</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>48 13365  America's Most Notable gathering of Military Heroes</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>
      
      <c03><did><unittitle><emph render="italic">Yosemite Valley</emph>, Stereoscopic Library. Keystone View Co. Underwood &#x0026; Underwood set on Yosemite National Park dated 1902. Including map and book, <emph render="italic">Yosemite Valley Through the Stereoscope</emph>, copyright, 1902, 1908.</unittitle></did>
			<c04><did><unittitle>1. 6017 U&#x0026;U S288 (ENE) From Inspiration Point, showing Bridal Vail Falls</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>2. 6018 c. U&#x0026;U El Capitan east to Half Dome</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>3.  6019 c. U&#x0026;U Ribbon Falls looking N from Valley</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>4. 6020 c. U&#x0026;U El Capitan, a granite mountain 3300' tall</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>5. 6021 c. U&#x0026;U The Three Brothers</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>6.  6022 c. U&#x0026;U North Dome, Half Dome and Cloud's Rest</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>7. 6023 c. U&#x0026;U Mirror View of Cathedral Rocks</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>8. 6024 c. U&#x0026;U Amidst Yosemite's charms – Sentinel Hotel</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>9. 6025 c. U&#x0026;U Majestic Yosemite Point &#x0026; Yosemite Falls</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>10. 6026 c. U&#x0026;U The Valley, Half Dome, Nevada Falls</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>11. 6027 c. U&#x0026;U Yosemite Falls from Glacier Point trail</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>12. 6028 c. U&#x0026;U Looking up the sheer face of Glacier Point</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>13. 6029 c. U&#x0026;U Looking down from Overhanging Rocks</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>14. 6030 c. U&#x0026;U Nearly a mile down and only a step from Glacier Point</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>15. 6031 c. U&#x0026;U Overlooking scenery from Glacier Point</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>16. 6032 c. U&#x0026;U From Glacier Point, over Mirror Lake, Half Dome</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>17. 6033 c. U&#x0026;U Nevada and Vernal Falls from Glacier Point</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>18. 6034 c. U&#x0026;U Amid majestic heights and chasm of Yosemite Valley</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>19. 6035 c. U&#x0026;U On the brink of a fearful chasm from Glacier Canyon</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>20. 6036 c. U&#x0026;U Climbing up a steep zigzag trail at Eastern end of Valley</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>21. 6037 c. U&#x0026;U Nevada Falls and Cap of Liberty</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>22. 6038 c. U&#x0026;U Mirror Lake looking NW</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>23. 6039 c. U&#x0026;U From Clouds Rest over Lake Tenaiya</unittitle></did></c04>
			<c04><did><unittitle>24. 6040 c. U&#x0026;U From Clouds Rest SE towards Mt. Clark</unittitle></did></c04>
      </c03>
   
   </c02>
	
</c01>

<c01 level="series" id="series17"> 
	<did> 
		<unitid>Series 17:</unitid> 
		<unittitle>Stereoscopes, True-Vue and View-Master Viewers, and Magic Lantern Projectors</unittitle> 
		<physdesc>
			<extent></extent>
		</physdesc> 
	</did> 
	<scopecontent> 
		<p><?SERIES DESCRIPTION?></p> 
	</scopecontent> 
	
   <c02><did><container type="Box">20</container><unittitle>A set of two "Monarch" stereoscopes, manufactured by Keystone View Co., Meadville, PA, patented Apr. 12, 1904 in tiger oak wooden box with set of 200 <emph render="italic">Tour of the World</emph> stereos, published ca. 1909. Bought Oct. 24, 1991 from estate of Mrs. Alvin H. Lane. $550</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><unittitle>Viewer: Alexander Beckers burl walnut wood viewer.  50 stereos can be mounted in it, and there is a handle to rotate them.  Has a flip up mirror to facilitate viewing regular views and tissues, dates ca. 1860. Bought Feb. 3, 1992 from Lower Greenville Antique Mall. $460</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><unittitle>Viewer: Federal, 40-T01 all metal viewer on an adjustable stand for use in schools and libraries. Bought in Jefferson, TX in ca. 1987 for $125, which included about 15-20 views.</unittitle></did></c02>

   <c02><did><container type="Box">21</container><unittitle>1. Claudet-style wooden viewer veneered, flip up mirror for viewing stereos, can view tissues through lens. C.F. Clifford, 30 Piccadilly, London, England. Will accommodate 3 9/32 x 6 5/8 tissue or stereos (vs. normal 3 ½ x 7) indicating it was manufactured ca. 1855/60. Bought at McKinney Ave. Antique Mall; Xmas present from Louise 1992   $379.75</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><unittitle>2. Stereographoscope probably manufactured in France ca. 1890, purchased at Unlimited, Ltd. on May 11, 1994 along with stereos made by Rotary Photographic Co. of London for $220 tax included.</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><unittitle>3. Verascope Richard.  Stereoscope, Brevete S.G.D.G. Vues Prises Avec Le Verascope Richard, ca. 1893.  Bought at Unlimited, Ltd. on May 17, 1994 along with 17 thin glass views made by Wellington, 1 ¾ x 4 ¼".</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><unittitle>4. The "Paragon" Scope, Keystone View Co.  Patented USA, Oct. 15, 1896; USA, Jan. 18, 1898; Canada Feb. 1, 1896; Germany, France, Great Britain, Australia, Belgium.  Birdseye maple wood with red velvet around eye piece with brass fittings and hardware.  Bought at Memories Mall, Richardson, TX Aug. 13, 1994 for $165 including 39 stereos 1896-1901 period – all the old mountings of Keystone rather than gray.</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><unittitle>5. The "Perfecscope," trade mark, patent Oct. 15, 1895, H.C. White Co.  Embossed on top of hood, "Exposition Universelle Internationale, 1900" [Paris].</unittitle></did></c02>

   <c02><did><container type="Box">22</container><unittitle>6. Underwood &#x0026; Underwood "Sun Sculpture" trademark stereoscope patented June 11, 1901.</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><unittitle>7. "Ideal" viewer, patented 28 July 1903 by C.H. Graves.  Includes a book with a set of 24 views, <emph render="italic">Round About – Jerusalem</emph> which fits over the slide rail of the Ideal viewer.  Bought at Johnson Antique Show at Plano Centre on 29 May 1994, from Kilbridge Antiques of Sapulpa, OK for $140</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><unittitle>8. Keystone View Co. stereoscope with wood slide and frame, metal hood, undated.  Bought at Brimfield, MA on May 12, 1995.</unittitle></did></c02>
   <c02><did><unittitle>9. The Corte-Scope, Cleveland, OH, metal viewer, patent pending. Bought at Little Red Hen Antiques, Paso Robles, CA on Oct. 8, 1992 along with a few Corte-Scope views and some German eye correction cards (30). $26 and $49 for cards.</unittitle></did></c02>

   <c02><did><container type="Box">23</container><unittitle>10. Keystone No. 50 Home Training Manual Stereoscope with <emph render="italic">Keystone No. 50 Home-Training Manual</emph>, Patent No.160196, Keystone View Co., Meadville, PA, Made in USA. Founded in 1892. Maroon plastic viewer purchased in box with instructions and boxed set of 12 stereos EC-41 through EC-52 on 5/6/93 at Collectors Antique Mall for $45. <emph render="italic">1340 Delta</emph>, 12 stereo set in labeled box, each stereo labeled B0 3.</unittitle></did>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	41	Empire State Bldg.</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	42	U.S. Capital Building and grounds from the air</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	43	Boulder Dam</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	44	Niagara Falls</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	45	Birds</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	46	Sensitive Plant</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	47	Congo Fisherman</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	48	Orchid Plant</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	49	Dogs being trained</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	50	Scene in Rockies</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	51	Landscape</unittitle></did></c03>
      <c03><did><unittitle>EC	52	Landscape</unittitle></did></c03>
   </c02>
   
   <c02><did><unittitle>11. "Imperial," D.R.G.M. No. 157580.  "Fur diesen Apparat, sind, passende Bilder, von Landschaften und Genresachen, stets vorhanden, Wei