Singley b l (5 risultati)

No Binding. Condizione: Collectible-Very Good. Original stereocard on brown board. Features two stereoscopic black-and-white photographs mounted on board. Stereocard measures 7" x 3 1/2." Each photo measures about 3" x 3." Stereocard is very clean and intact overall. Board is age-toned with some smudges. A Very Good copy. Title and copyright information printed below the right photo in the bottom margin. Text printed in left margin on front: "Keystone View Company, Manufacturers and Publishers." Text printed in right margin on front: "Meadville, Pa. St. Louis, Mo.; Copyright 1900, by B. L. Singley." Please note: this stereocard portrays negative stereotypes of black people. This stereocard shows a portrait of two people in blackface and may be a scene from a minstrel show. B. L. Singley (1864-1938) was an American photography businessman who founded the Keystone View Company in 1892. The Keystone View Company was based in Meadville, Pennsylvania and became one of the world's most prominent stereographic companies. Singley had previously worked for another stereographic company, Underwood & Underwood. The Keystone View Company stayed in business until 1972 when Gifford Mast closed its Meadville manufacturing site.…

No Binding. Condizione: Very Good. Original stereoview photograph mounted on orange paper-covered board. Back of board is solid pink. Board measures 7" x 3 1/2." Each stereoscopic image (half of the pair) measures 3" x 3." Stereoview photo is clean and intact overall but has a few faint fingerprints, some smudges, and light to moderate darkening. Board is clean and intact overall but has slight darkening on front and back, smudges and marks on back, and some dampstaining limited to bottom edges and a bit of the side edges on back. A Very Good copy. A stereoview photo that shows a scenic wintry view of Niagara Falls in New York. Many people wearing dark clothing have gathered in the area to take in the sights of Niagara Falls. The waterfalls, somewhat in the background and to the left side of the image, appear to still be flowing. Mist rises from behind the cliff's edge in back. About half of the composition from the bottom edge shows snowy ground and a slight slope to the left. Many people are visible in the snow-covered area. Printed text on front of board. Printed text in left margin: "Keystone View Company, Manufacturers and Publishers." Title printed below right image. Printed text in right margin: "Meadville, Pa.; St. Louis, Mo., Copyright 1899 by B. L. Singley." The Keystone View Company was one of the most prominent stereoview distributors in the United States. Its origins can be traced back to 1892 when founder and photographer Benneville Lloyd Singley (1864-1938), also known as B. L. Singley, photographed scenes of a catastrophic Meadville flood and sold those photos under "Keystone View Company." Singley's company quickly expanded and was incorporated in 1905. Manufacturing was based in Meadville, but branch offices were eventually established nationwide. Keystone outpaced its competitors, including Underwood & Underwood (who Singley used to work for), and by 1935, the company had about two million stereoscopic negatives. Two Keystone employees, Charles E. Crandall and George E. Hamilton, took over the business after Singley's passing. In 1963, Keystone was purchased by Mast Development Company, but in 1972, the Meadville manufacturing site was shuttered which brought an end to the company.…

No Binding. Condizione: Collectible-Very Good. Original stereocard on beige-pink board. Board measures 7" x 3 1/2"; photographs measures 6" x 3 1/4." Clean copy. Photograph shows the receiving vault in a grove at the Westlawn Cemetery. Title printed below the right image. "Keystone View Company, Manufacturers and Publishers." printed on the left side of the board. "Meadville, PA, St. Louis, Mo., Copyright 1901, by B. L. Singley." printed on the right side of the board. B. L. Singley was the founder of the Keystone View Company. The company published and distributed stereoviews from 1892-1963. …

Condizione: Very Good. Image: # 2501 The Rope Bridge Carrick-A-Rede Ireland. (On back): "This rude but novel structure, connecting the island of Carric-A-Rede with the mainland, spans a chasm 100 feet deep and 60 feet wide. It is four feet wide and consists of two cable on which planks are lashed."; a little wear and darkening to the mount card; very good condition. B.L. Singley (illustratore). …

Stereoview [17.5 cm x 9 cm] Tan Keystone mount. No backstamp. Very good.