This antique stereoview card features a humorous scene titled "When Shall We Three Meet Again?" depicting a man in a hat riding a donkey through a wooded, forest landscape. The man is carrying gear over his shoulder, suggesting a traveler, prospector, or surveyor. The title of the card is a play on words, implying the "three" refers to the man, the donkey, and the viewer (or perhaps a second donkey), which was a common trope in Victorian-era novelty photography.

The stereograph is presented on a standard light-colored cardboard mount with rounded corners. The dual images are black and white/sepia-toned, showing a dense forest background with tall, thin trees. This piece is a classic example of late 19th or early 20th-century stereoscopic photography used for home entertainment.

Specifications:
- Item Type: Stereoview / Stereograph
- Subject Matter: Humor, Animal, Forestry
- View Title: When Shall We Three Meet Again?
- Format: Standard card mount with rounded corners
- Material: Cardboard
- Image Color: Black & White / Sepia
- Era: Victorian / Early 1900s