Explore a fascinating piece of photographic history with this antique stereoview card by N. W. Pease. This stereograph captures a scenic landscape titled "No. 73 - Jockey Caps, Fryeburg Me." The scene features striking rock formations resembling jockey caps amidst a wooded area, offering a glimpse into the natural beauty of Fryeburg, Maine, as it appeared in the late 19th century. The card is printed with the photographer's details "N. W. PEASE NO. CONWAY N. H." along the left edge, indicating its origin from North Conway, New Hampshire. Curiously, the right edge also bears the vertical text "MEXICAN SCENERY," suggesting it may have been part of a broader series or collection by Pease.This classic stereoview, or stereocard, is an excellent example of early 3D photography, designed to be viewed through a stereoscope to create an immersive three-dimensional image. It's a prime collectible for enthusiasts of antique photography, Maine history, or stereoscopic views. The detailed albumen print on a sturdy cardboard mount provides a vivid, sepia-toned image of this unique natural landmark. This stereoview offers a tangible connection to the past, showcasing both the artistry of early photographers and the landscapes they captured.
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