Keystone View Company Stereograph Card Castle of San Angelo St Peter Church Rome

$ 5.26

Unit Type: Unit Country of Origin: Italy Subject: Architecture Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Antique: Yes brand: Keystone View Co. Signed: No Unit of Sale: Single Piece Features: Scalloped Edge Image Color: Sepia Vintage: Yes Brand/Publisher: Keystone View Co. Material: Cardboard, Paper Theme: Architecture, Religious color: Sepia Year of Production: 1904 Type: Stereoview & Stereoscope Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1924 Production Technique: Albumen Print

Description

Keystone View Company Stereograph Card Castle of San Angelo St Peter Church Rome. Imagine holding this artifact, a tangible link to a bygone era, and experiencing the grandeur of Italy's capital as it was over a century ago. Material: Cardboard, Paper. Journey back in time with this captivating stereograph card capturing the majestic Tiber River and the iconic Castle of San Angelo alongside St. Peter's Church in Rome, Italy. This exceptional piece, meticulously crafted by the Keystone View Company in 1904, transports you to the heart of historical Rome, offering a unique three-dimensional perspective of these renowned landmarks. Imagine holding this artifact, a tangible link to a bygone era, and experiencing the grandeur of Italy's capital as it was over a century ago. Perfect for history enthusiasts, collectors of vintage ephemera, or anyone with a passion for Roman heritage, this stereograph card is a window into the past ready to be displayed. Brand/Publisher: Keystone View Co. Subject: Architecture Year of Production: 1904 Theme: Architecture, Religious Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1924 Material: Cardboard, Paper Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Image Color: Sepia Production Technique: Albumen Print Features: Scalloped Edge Keywords: stereoscope, vintage photography, travel memorabilia, historical Rome, Italian landmarks, antique stereograph, Keystone Views, early 1900s, educational stereoview, European history, collectible card, architectural view, sepia tone, Roman Empire