Stereo Card Cannons (1904-02-08);Stereo Card Cannons (1904-02-08);Stereoscopic Photograph Card
Archival item
1996.14.14
February 8 1904, February 8 1904
Stereoscopic card for a stereoscope. The card bears two almost identical photographs which, when viewed through the stereoscope, appears three-dimensional. The image is from the Russo-Japanese War of cannons blasting on a countryside landscape in China. It was likely taken during the attack on February 8 and 9 in 1904.
The caption reads: "Japanese Battery Bombarding Russian Stronghold at Port Arthur", and "Copyright 1905 by American Stereoscope Co." is written underneath.
Stereoscopic card for a stereoscope. The card bears two almost identical photographs which, when viewed through the stereoscope, appears three-dimensional. The image is from the Russo-Japanese War of cannons blasting on a countryside landscape in China. It was likely taken during the attack on February 8 and 9 in 1904. The caption reads: "Japanese Battery Bombarding Russian Stronghold at Port Arthur", and "Copyright 1905 by American Stereoscope Co." is written underneath.
Stereoscopic card for a stereoscope. The card bears two almost identical photographs which, when viewed through the stereoscope, appears three-dimensional. The image is from the Russo-Japanese War of cannons blasting on a countryside landscape in China. It was likely taken during the attack on February 8 and 9 in 1904. The caption reads: "Japanese Battery Bombarding Russian Stronghold at Port Arthur", and "Copyright 1905 by American Stereoscope Co." is written underneath.
Cardboard; Photographic Paper, Cardboard; Photographic Paper
"American Stereoscopic Company // Manufacturers and Publishers" is stamped on one end, and "New York, U.S.A. // 725 - 727 Broadway" is stamped on the other end.
"American Stereoscopic Company // Manufacturers and Publishers" is stamped on one end, and "New York, U.S.A. // 725 - 727 Broadway" is stamped on the other end.
"American Stereoscopic Company // Manufacturers and Publishers" is stamped on one end, and "New York, U.S.A. // 725 - 727 Broadway" is stamped on the other end.
Tools and Equipment for Communication, Documentary Artifact, Stereograph, Tools and Equipment for Communication, Documentary Artifact, Stereograph