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Cro' Nest West Point Stereoview John P. Soule American Views c1870 New York For Sale


Cro' Nest West Point Stereoview John P. Soule American Views c1870 New York
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Cro' Nest West Point Stereoview John P. Soule American Views c1870 New York:
$39.99

Discover a captivating piece of 19th-century American photography with this original stereoview card from the esteemed publisher John P. Soule of Boston. Titled "No. 282. CRO' NEST, from West Point," this stereograph presents a serene landscape scene near West Point, New York. The image features a lone figure engaged in fishing from a rocky shoreline, set against a backdrop of tranquil waters and majestic mountains, offering a glimpse into the picturesque natural beauty of the region during the era. This stereoview is part of Soule's notable "American Views" series, a collection celebrated for its high-quality depictions of American scenery and landmarks. The detailed albumen prints are mounted on a sturdy cardboard mount, characteristic of the period's stereoscopic photography.John P. Soule, operating from 199 Washington Street in Boston, was a prominent and prolific stereoview publisher known for his contributions to the popular 3D viewing experience. His work, including this particular view, provides a historical window into American life and landscapes of the late 1800s. The card is clearly marked with the series title "American Views" on the left edge and "John P. Soule - 199 Washington Street - Boston." on the right edge, along with the view number and title at the bottom. This classic stereoview, designed for use with a stereoscope viewer, is an excellent addition for collectors of vintage photography, historical West Point memorabilia, or 19th-century American stereographs.
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