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This antique stereoview card, published by the renowned Keystone View Company, captures a charming scene of two young children amidst flowering bushes. The image, titled \"Sweet childish days that were as long As twenty days are now.\", depicts the children, likely girls, in a garden setting, appearing to interact with or pick flowers. The sepia-toned image offers a nostalgic glimpse into early 20th-century childhood, making it a wonderful addition for collectors of vintage photography, stereoviews, and historical Americana. The card is a classic example of the stereograph format, designed to be viewed in a stereoscope for a captivating 3D effect. It features the distinctive Keystone View Co. branding and details from its era of production.This single stereoview card is a genuine historical artifact, perfect for enthusiasts of antique 3D photography and social history. The detailed scene and the evocative title invite viewers to appreciate the innocence and simplicity of childhood from a bygone era. Collectors often seek out these early 1900s stereoviews for their artistic merit, historical value, and the unique immersive experience they provide when viewed through a stereoscope. The card\'s design and publisher information are clearly printed, confirming its authenticity and origin from a prominent stereoview manufacturer.Item Type: Stereoview Card
Publisher/Manufacturer: Keystone View Company
Photographer: B. L. Singley
Subject Matter: Children, Garden, Flowers
View Title & Number: 11438 - \"Sweet childish days that were as long As twenty days are now.\"
Format/Mount Type: Cardboard mount
Materials: Cardboard, Photographic paper
Features: Two stereoscopic images for 3D viewing
City/State/Province/Country (Publisher Locations): Meadville, Pa.; St. Louis, Mo.; San Francisco, Cal.; Toronto, Can.; New York, N.Y.; London, England
Logos/Graphics: Keystone View Company script logo
Identifiers: Copyright 1903 by B. L. Singley
Approximate Dimensions: 7 inches (length)
