Photographer with Camera and Lovers stereo

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Description: This stereo card was published in 1900 by Underwood & Underwood on a warped buff mount. The card shows a photographer under his darkcloth at a large format camera on a tripod. A young man steals a kiss from a young lady. The caption reads "Just one, Darling, while his head is covered up." It was a common joke from the time that suggested the sitter was ignorant of the fact that the photographer could see them on the ground glass of the camera. The back of the card gives the caption in six languages. There is a neat ink caption by an earlier owner and a small discreet stamp "Ex. Collection of Viv & Son Lowden" in the lower left corner. The image is a bit light. The condition of the card is good. The warp in the card for thought to increase the stereo effect.

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Status: Sold	Reference#: B_106
Condition: very good	Year: 1900
Country: USA	Maker: Underwood & Underwood
Height: 3.5 in. (8.89 cm)
Width: 7 in. (17.78 cm)
Title: Photographer with Camera and Lovers stereo

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