Children\'s Feast Jerusalem Palestine Stereoview Keystone View Co. 1900s Cultural For Sale

This antique stereoview card captures a poignant scene titled \"The Children\'s Feast, Jerusalem, Palestine.\" Published by the renowned Keystone View Company, this stereograph depicts a group of children gathered around a large wooden bowl, sharing a simple meal of rice and bread. Dressed in traditional attire, the children illustrate a moment of everyday cultural life in early 20th century Palestine. The stereoview is numbered 7329 (with additional markings P 73 on the front and P 104-(7329) on the reverse), offering a fascinating glimpse into historical geography and cultural practices.The reverse side of this stereoview provides a detailed description of the scene, explaining that these children typically receive only one regular meal a day, usually supper. It describes how the family squats around a communal bowl, using pieces of bread to soak up the food rather than utensils, highlighting the cultural context and simplicity of their meal. The card is printed on a sturdy cardboard mount, a common format for Keystone stereographs, and measures approximately 7 inches wide. The text clearly identifies Keystone View Company as the publisher, with copyright and manufacturing in the U.S.A., and lists company locations in Meadville, Pennsylvania; New York, NY; Chicago, Illinois; and London, England. This piece is an excellent addition for collectors interested in Victorian stereographs, Middle Eastern history, or Keystone View memorabilia, providing a tangible connection to the past and a unique 3D view of the world.