Coal Miners Shovelling and Drilling for a Blast - Keystone Stereo Card

Coal Miners Shovelling and Drilling for a Blast - Keystone Stereo CardThis stereo card was manufactured and published in the U. S. A. by Keystone View Company and copyrighted by Underwood & Underwood in the 1920s. It was made for use in a stereoscope and features a stereoscopic pair of images that would appear to be 3D when viewed through the device. The photographs in this stereo card depict coal mining coal strata and miners shoveling and drilling for a blast. The card is identified by the following serial numbers:

The metal is in good shape but does have some scratching from age and use

though it could use a cleaning

For sale is a vintage crucifix made of a heavy metal toned silver

This toy measures 4" x 4" x 0

75" W x 8" H

and some rot in the bottom of the can

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All major chips are photographed

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There is a small scratch on the frame by the right man's head

Each pack contains five sticker cards

The sign has four holes