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Message:: [QUOTE="Snowman Cometh, post: 9794710, member: 83302"]Another ugly hobby. Stereoview cards. When I was a kid I had view masters, and loved them. I always found Stereoview cards to be cool. But, I didn't have a viewer. A few years ago I found one at a flea market, and the cards started coming. I bought 115 at a flea market fairly cheap. They're all original, the pictures are glued to the board. These are 10 that are really cool. This is either late 1800s or early 1900s, and it's the best photo of the moon I've ever seen. It looks excellent in 3D. [ATTACH=full]485621[/ATTACH]Balancing a rock in 1894, Colorado.[ATTACH=full]485622[/ATTACH] Leaping across Sand Rock in 1899, Wisconsin.[ATTACH=full]485623[/ATTACH] Girl and her dog saying their prayers in 1906.[ATTACH=full]485624[/ATTACH] Soliders home dining room in 1898[ATTACH=full]485625[/ATTACH] I wish I could get a better image of this one. The depth of snow is astounding. It's a great photo "Sunshine and Shadow" 1893.[ATTACH=full]485626[/ATTACH] Irish rope bridge 1897.[ATTACH=full]485628[/ATTACH] Dust covered pyramids. Unfortunately, no date on this. [ATTACH=full]485627[/ATTACH] The Sphinx 1894.[ATTACH=full]485629[/ATTACH] People having a good time on the Frozen Niagara Falls, 1893. I love the dog in the front. [ATTACH=full]485630[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]