Boys Play Fight Stereoview Keystone View Co. 1901 D. B. Sturges Meadville PA For Sale

Discover a fascinating piece of early 20th-century Americana with this antique stereoview card, titled \"A Knock-down Argument.\" This stereograph captures a lively scene of two boys engaged in a playful scuffle on a grassy area in front of a house with shuttered windows. The detailed imagery, when viewed through a stereoscope, creates a captivating 3D effect, bringing the past to life.This vintage stereoview was published by the renowned Keystone View Company, a leading producer of stereographic entertainment. The left edge of the cardboard mount clearly displays \"Keystone View Company Manufacturers and Publishers.\" The right edge notes \"Meadville, Pa.\" as the publisher\'s location, along with the copyright information: \"Copyright 1901 by D. B. Sturges\" and \"St. Louis, Mo.\" The view number, 10451-(c), and the title \"A Knock-down Argument.\" are printed at the bottom center. This original 1901 stereoview offers a unique glimpse into the playful activities of children from the Victorian era, making it a wonderful addition for collectors of antique photography, historical stereographs, and Keystone View Co. memorabilia.