[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. 13 stereoviews of Black personalities, incl. occupational portraits. 

13 stereoviews on cardstock mounts, ca 1870s-early 1900s, featuring the following subjects/scenes:

Uncredited stereoview of a female peanut vendor, identified as "Emma C. Stone, No. 84" on verso. -- Uncredited stereoview of a young Black male subject curiously posed inside a piece of furniture, captioned on mount recto, "Continental." -- Uncredited stereoview of "A Cake Walk." -- CAMPBELL, Alfred S., photographer. 2 stereoviews, including: "The Morning's Catch," and "Aunt Eliza's Story." Elizabeth, NJ, 1896. -- Uncredited stereoview with title printed on verso applied paper label, "The Banjo." -- Uncredited stereoview of a young boy playing a banjo while he appears to sing, captioned "Melody" on verso. -- And 6 others credited to Joseph Ward, F.A. Nowell, Keystone View Co., and Underwood & Underwood.

Together, 13 stereoviews.

This lot is located in Cincinnati.