The Chicago "Around the World Plane" - Keystone Stereo Card

The Chicago "Around the World Plane" - 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 the Douglas World Cruiser Chicago, the airplane in which Lt. Lowell Smith and Partner Leslie Arnold completed the first flight

The photo measures 4

Condition: Good condition with a few signs of wear

A beastly bulldog sits over Hanley's name in bright red block letters

The ceramic is glazed in green

with a cloth body filled with straw

This clock was made in the USA

Shipping: Orders of one or two packs will be shipped as first class mail (aka "snail mail") without tracking

but is very solid and very sturdy

Costella G

Overall it looks excellent and would be loved by any collector

and the enamel is intact and the colors bold

There is some paint loss and color fading