Original Underwood & Underwood stereograph, No. (67): “Most beautiful tomb in the world—exquisitely carved and inlaid marbles at Taj Mahal, Agra, India.” Copyright 1904 by Underwood & Underwood. Standard gray mount; publisher credits on borders. Approx. 7” × 3.5” (18 × 9 cm).

Back text (as printed):

“You are standing inside the wonderful white marble building, the Taj Mahal or ‘Tomb of the Crown Lady,’ built almost three hundred years ago by Shah Jehan… elaborate decorative patterns in precious stones… exquisite workmanship of the tomb, both under the marble floor in subterranean tomb and the memorial tombs above… A ‘World’s Brightest Jewel’ has been preserved.”

Printed in multiple languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Russian.

Condition: Clean, sharp image; some age toning and minor surface wear; one small stain on bottom border; mount slightly curved. See photos.

Highly detailed interior view of the Taj Mahal—ideal for collectors of India, Mughal architecture, and 3D stereoview photography.

Shipping: Will combine on multiple stereoviews.