This lot features seven original antique stereoview cards offering unique perspectives of the early First World War. The images, from publishers like International News Service N.Y. and Underwood & Underwood, capture diverse scenes from the Austro-Serbian front, Belgian defense, and even a unique Zeppelin capture.
Details of Cards Included:
"AUSTRIAN-Servia 'War Declared'."
"AUSTRIAN-Servia 'On the Brink'..."
"One of the 'Ranger Corps' of the Austrian Army"
"Hard Fighting Belgians at Rest in the Trenches..."
"Defending Antwerp against German Bombardment."
"Photographer having his Passports Examined"
"Cossacks Capture a Zeppelin."
Publishers & Condition Notes:
Most cards are produced by International News Service N.Y. and Underwood & Underwood, key news agencies of the era.
Cards are in good antique condition consistent with their age (circa 1914-1918). Expect typical age toning/yellowing, slight silvering (fading in dark areas when viewed without a stereoscope), and minor edge/corner wear. All images are clear and suitable for viewing. Please review all high-resolution photos for exact condition.