Truman Ward Ingersoll Stereoview Cards From the World's Fair in ST. Louis in 1904.
21 Units These are made for viewing with a stereograph
Published by Truman Ward Ingersol (1904). He started releasing these sort of half-tone lithoviews in 190s. Its likely printed from an original, Ingersoll negativel Standard-size stereograph, measuring about 3.5" * T"
The T.W Ingersoll Stereoview Cards are:
No.371 Lithograph (Japanese Tea House and Gardens)
No. 400 Lithograph (David Street, Jerusalem)
No. 374 Lithograph (Superstitious Chinese Children)
No.355 Lithograph (The Austrian Building)
No.357 Lithograph (The Italian Building)
No.340 Lithograph (Tyrolean Alps Village)
No.351 Lithograph (The French Government Building)
No.399 Lithograph (Statue of Marguerite, French Garden)
No.390 Lithograph (The Connecticut State Building)
No.380 Lithograph (The Michigan State Building)
No.364 Lithograph ((Louisiana Purchase Monument)
No. 356 Lithograph (England's Building and Garden)
No. 370 Lithograph (The Grand Plaza From Administration building)
No. 396 Lithograph (The Administration Building)
No. 381 Lithograph (Festival Hall Grand Basin)
No. 365 Lithograph (Festival Hall and Cascade)
No. 388 Lithograph (Birdseye View from Observation Wheel)
No. 387 Lithograph (Ceylon and Brazilian Buildings)
No.359 Lithograph (The Brazilian Building)
No. 358 Lithograph (New Mexico's State Building)
No.352 Lithograph (Cuba's Pavilion)
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