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| Stereo cards that were made for stereoscope viewers became popular after 1840. Two almost identical pictures were mounted on a stiff cardboard backing so that, when viewed through a stereoscope, a three-dimensional picture could be seen. Value is determined by maker and by subject. These cards were made in quantity through the 1930s. |
| Category
| Stereo Cards |
| Pattern or Item
| Alaska |
| Description
| Pack Trains For Mines, Color, World Series Pub., 1889 |
| Year
| 1998 |
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