These charming, authentic, original 1898 lithographic stereoview cards were produced by the prominent American publisher T.W. Ingersoll. This curated selection belongs to Ingersoll’s sought-after 1–100 series, which famously captures lighthearted, humorous, and satirical glimpses of rural Americana, children at play, and Victorian social dynamics. The reverse side of each card contains a beautifully detailed, typed narrative or story adding comedic context to the illustration on the front.
CARDS INCLUDED IN THIS LOT:
Card No. 33: Five of a Kind
Card No. 63: “Golly! Tom, Ain’t She a Bird!”
Card No. 66: Come to Grief
Card No. 69: The Bashful Lover
Card No. 87: Coming Through the Corn
Card No. 97: Dream After the Ball
NOTE:These are genuine 125+ year-old historical artifacts and show minor edge wear, age toning, and slight corner scuffs typical of historic cardboard mounts, but the images remain clear, vibrant, and fully functional in a viewer. No major tears, deep creases, or heavy staining across the imagery unless otherwise noted.
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