Original antique 3D stereograph card from the Keystone View Company, produced in the 1920s. This piece is part of the Geography Units educational series and captures an incredible ethnographic look at food preparation methods.

• Publisher: Keystone View Company (Meadville, PA / New York / Chicago / London)

• Card Identification: 14 - (V20781)

• Title: "Preparing Flour from Manioc Roots, Africa"

• Format: Dark gray curved cardstock mount

Condition Description:

The card is in excellent antique condition. The front photographic print retains sharp clarity, bold black-and-white contrast, and clean surfaces. Card edges and corners are well-preserved with only light handling wear from age. The reverse side features fully intact, crisp educational text discussing the process of crushing manioc roots to make flour under a protective shelter. Please review all high-resolution photos to carefully evaluate the condition details before purchasing. You will receive the exact stereoview card pictured.

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