De amerikanske stereoskopbilleder er teknisk fine. Tjek undermenuerne:
Andre stereofirmaer herunder:
American Stereoscopic Company, New York
Foto American Stereoscopic Company, New York, USA, 725-727, Broadway.To kvinder i en hængekøje, "Summer Girl's Confidences. 1908. Samling Gerhard Ryding.
"#Pudekamp". Foto American Stereoscopic Company, New York, USA, 725-727, Broadway. 1908. Samling Gerhard Ryding.
E.W. Kelley Publishers. Chicago, USA.
B. W. Berry, E. W. Kelley and M. O. Chadwick ran their company from the late 1890s until about 1915. Berry and Kelley had also worked both independently and in other partnerships before this period. Chadwick was the business manager. He bankrolled the operation initially and functioned solely as administrator. The enterprise started in Philadelphia, with Home Offices and Studio listed as at 238 South Canac Street. Later they had branch offices in Chicago and Dallas. They were a major producer of the time, issuing nearly 5,000 views of United States and foreign scenery.
A large percentage of their images were credited to Kelley only, others were attributed to William H. Rau (who sold or leased negatives to several publishers). Near the end of its run, the company was headquartered in Augusta, Georgia where they produced views from 1911 to 1915. After that their negatives passed to the Keystone View Company. Kilde HER.
A large percentage of their images were credited to Kelley only, others were attributed to William H. Rau (who sold or leased negatives to several publishers). Near the end of its run, the company was headquartered in Augusta, Georgia where they produced views from 1911 to 1915. After that their negatives passed to the Keystone View Company. Kilde HER.
The National Museum of Sweden and Statue of Gustavus III. Stockholm. 1903, William H. Rau. E.W. Kelley Publishers. Chicago, USA.
International Stereograph Co. Decatur, Illinois.
The International View Company which operated from the late 1890’s through 1910, issued high quality views on thick, curved mounts. They were made under the supervision of C. L. Wasson, the companies founder and chief operator. Their coverage was worldwide. It included views of hunting/fishing, genre, comics, the San Francisco Earthquake and many views of United States and world scenery. Their numbers reached to #20,000 and their total output was at least 8,000 different views. Most of their views were original, but some of the negatives were purchased. Among them from Alfred Campbell and William Henry Jackson. This company was also known as the International Stereograph Company and C. F. Beezley & Co. Kilde HER.
International Stereograph Co. Decatur, Illinois. 17181. Rista Falls, Jemtland, Sweden. 1904.
Forskellige stereobilleder-serier
Popular Series. Bay of New York. Et kig ud over New Yorks havn. “Popular Series” producerede stereobilleder 1870-1890’erne. Det var “pirat”kopier og kvaliteten var - som man ser - ikke I top. Men det har været billige stereobilleder - og de har være "populære". Og stereovirkningen er fin.
American Scenery, St. Louis Levee, Missouri.
Foto (? - pirat). American Scenery. Niagara Falls. Stereobillede.
Endnu et stereobillede af et Amerika, der var en gang. Picturesque views. I USA et sted. 1880'erne. Hvor, ja det står negativt, men er ulæseligt. Skiltet: National Rifle Gallery (?).
Picturesque Views...of All Countries. There are as many beauties Lurking in a Stereograph as there are flowers that blush unseen in the meadows. W.M. Chane. Vi er i Baltimore. Natatorium (svømmehal) and Academy of Music.
Photo: John Carbutt. Views of Lake Superior and Vicinity. 270 - The Superior Iron Mine Main Working. 1870'erne.
Copelin & Melander Photographers. 131 Lake Street, Chicago. Stereoscopic Views of Chicago. Michigan Ave. ES.