c.1870s NIAGARA FALLS NEW YORK NEW SUSPENSION BRIDGE~BIERSTADT STEREOVIEW PHOTO for Sale

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c.1870s NIAGARA FALLS NEW YORK NEW SUSPENSION BRIDGE~BIERSTADT STEREOVIEW PHOTO For Sale

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c.1870s NIAGARA FALLS NEW YORK NEW SUSPENSION BRIDGE~BIERSTADT STEREOVIEW PHOTO:
$9.99

c.1870s NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK....NEW SUSPENSION BRIDGE

Photographed by Charles Bierstadt, Niagara Falls, N.Y.

Please seecloseup cropped scan provided for additional detail.

Provenance: Imagederives from theMarilyn Blaisdell Collection ofhistorical memorabilia.

Card Mount:3.5\" x7\" +/-

Excellent Condition.

Please see thefinal scan that shows the blank back of the card.

Antique stereoscopic albumen prints.

Due to size restrictions, the images shown represent only a low-resolution scan.

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