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THE VICTORIAN VIEW-MASTER
by
Lou Carver
Like TVs are in
every home today, stereoscopes were in
practically every Victorian middle and upper
class home in America and Europe. By
viewing the specially made cards, families
learned how people lived, dressed and played in
other countries world-wide. If you were
wealthy and looking for a hobby, you could even
purchase the camera from the Sears 1908
catalogue for only a mere $14.95 (which was also
the price of a wood stove). [CLICK
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