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Postcards go stereo:
Typical Labrador fishing village near Battle Harbour, ca. 1900-1920, by the Keystone View Company
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In the late nineteenth century, stereographs were very popular. The stereographic camera had two lenses separated by the space between human eyes. The double images, seen through a stereoscopic viewer, give a three-dimensional effect. PA-205959 |
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