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Vintage Underwood & Underwood Stereoview Cards Lot 10 Western US Falls Temple
Vintage early-1900s stereoview lot of ten sepia-toned Western United States scenes, primarily published by Underwood & Underwood with one view by Strohmeyer & Wyman, on grey cardboard mounts.
Subjects include Oldest and greatest of living objects—Big Tree "General Grant" (base cir. 106 ft.), Gen. Grant Nat'l Park, California; Agatized Ruins of a great Primeval Forest near Adamana, Arizona; Falls of the Spokane River, Spokane, Washington; and The Multnomah Falls (600 foot leap) among the grand cliffs along the Columbia River, Oregon.
Additional nature, city, and religious views feature The Pride of the Mormons—The Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah; Manitou and Pike's Peak, Colorado, U.S.A.; Redlands and its wealth of orange groves, California; and Portland, a metropolis on the Pacific Coast, from the City Park, Oregon.
Maritime and fishing scenes depict Paradise of the Sea-gulls—San Francisco Bay, Cal., U.S.A., and Brailing—taking salmon from the trap for the great canneries, Puget Sound, Washington.
Original stereoscopic photographic cards suitable for viewing in a stereoscope, archival framing, or inclusion in collections focused on Western American landscapes, waterfalls, agriculture, religious architecture, and early 20th century travel imagery.
Condition: Stereoview cards show handling and age-related wear from use and long-term storage. Mounts display light edge and corner rubbing, mild toning, scattered spots, and some bowing or curvature, with occasional small surface marks in the image areas. Images and printed captions remain clear and structurally intact across all ten cards.
- Material: Cardboard, Paper
