Stereoscopic photographs.
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Gail and Stephen Rudin slavery collection
The Gail and Stephen Rudin Slavery Collection consists of newspaper engravings, estate appraisals, wills, legal documents, manumissions, reward for capture of runaway slave advertisements, slave dealer and slave trade manuscripts, correspondence, sheet music, slave taxation records, stereoviews and other records documenting the sale, hire, purchase and debt payment of slaves in 18th and 19th century America.
McGraw family papers
Michael L. and Catherine H. Whalen Collection of Cornelliana
Photographs, including carte-de-visite pictures, cabinet cards, stereo views, prints and negatives. Also scrapbooks.
Stereographs of Ceylon and India
Stereoscopic views of scenes, buildings, people, and occupations in Ceylon produced by the Stereo-Travel Company, 1908; Underwood & Underwood , 1902; the Keystone View Company, n.d., with captions on back; Strohmeyer & Wyman,1896 and 1899; and Realistic Travels Publishers , n.d. Views of India by Keystone, Underwood & Underwood, and H. C. White Company, 1907 (1). Also , a few views of Ankor Wat, Cambodia (2); Bangkok, Siam (3); and Burma (3) all by Keystone View Company.
Stereoscope collection
Stereoscopes include "The Saturn Scope," with a handle; 3 hand-held wooden stereo viewers; the "Perfectoscope," wood and metal; and additional single and double viewers (2).
Stereoscopic views
Stereoscopic views: chiefly Cornell University views and buildings; Ithaca area views, architecture, and waterfalls and glens; New York State, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Minnesota, California, Wisconsin, West Virginia and Vermont views, industry, and architecture. There are a few views of Switzerland and France as well. Also four cabinet cards featuring scenes from Fall Creek, Ithaca.
Stereoscopic views of warfare
170 stereoscopic views of various aspects of warfare: Civil War: hospital and destruction; Spanish-American War: troops searching for dead after attack on the Maine, troops training, troops eating, officers, camps, prisoners; Boer War: troop transport, camp; Russo-Japanese War: troops in preparation, positions, carrying wounded; World War I: troops in trenches, weapons, destruction, transport, and other warfare activities up to and including disarmament conference in 1921.