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A World War I–era stereoview by the Keystone View Company depicting the Reichstag building (Reichstags-Gebäude) in Berlin, Germany, with a busy foreground of horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians along the Spree River embankment. The card's pointed title and descriptive text frame the building as the seat of German war planning, reflecting American wartime-era propaganda messaging.
Format note: Arched-top stereoview mount, gray card stock, measuring approximately 7" x 3.5".
Studio: Keystone View Company, Manufacturers and Publishers — Meadville, PA; New York, NY; Portland, OR; London, England; Sydney, Australia. Copyrighted, Made in U.S.A. Title printed on the recto: "(3) 6131 — The Reichstags-Gebaude, Berlin, Where Germany Appropriates Her Millions for War."
Inscription: Verso carries the full Keystone descriptive/propaganda text explaining the Reichstag's structure (Bundesrath and Reichstag) and framing it as where "the Great War Lords of the country meet and make their plans for the furtherance of the great campaign."
Condition: Overall toning with some surface abrasion/loss to the verso text area (upper left) and a smudge lower right; please review photos closely, as they are part of the description.
Ships promptly in a rigid mailer with tracking. Please reach out with any questions before offerding/buying.
