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The Stereoscopic photograph (1901)

Ellison, D. J. (Daniel James) · New York : Underwood & Underwood · leaf 36

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e we for under all its splendor was decay. stand to get the most effective views of interesting Jeru¬ salem. The diverging dotted lines indicate the boundary But Solomon is not the only name associated with these of our vision. Here is a miniature of stereograph No. 14 hills and valleys. This Hill… … photograph with a map seem to be the final step necessary If we should examine in the stereoscope the original stereograph from which this reproduction was made, we to make stereographs the most perfect substitute for actual would find ourselves looking down the steep slope of the Hill of travel ?…

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