Bobby's Christmas Stereoview Keystone View Co. Children's Story 1930s For Sale

Discover this unique antique stereoview card from the Keystone View Company, featuring a charming scene titled "Bobby's Christmas 3." This stereograph is part of the "CHILDREN'S STORIES SERIES. 1 (BO)" and notes "FOR VISUAL TRAINING" along its left edge, indicating its educational or developmental purpose. The card depicts Bobby in bed, with accompanying text describing the scene: "After Bobby had eaten his supper, it was time to hang up his stocking and go to bed. He felt very tired. Bobby thought he would lie awake and listen for Santa. But his eyes were so heavy that he could not keep them open. Soon he fell asleep." Printed in Meadville, PA., U.S.A., this piece offers a glimpse into vintage children's entertainment and visual aids. It's a fascinating item for collectors of stereoviews, stereographs, and vintage children's media.This flat stereoview card showcases a distinct artistic style, characteristic of early to mid-20th century children's illustrations. The card is made of cardboard and features a soft pink/peach tint, providing a warm aesthetic to the comic-style imagery. Marked with the number "15" at the top center, it represents a specific view within a larger series. Collectors of Keystone View Co. items, educational stereoviews, or Christmas-themed collectibles will find this a charming addition to their collection. This antique stereoview is a singular piece, offering a nostalgic look back at a time when 3D views were a popular form of storytelling and visual training.