SOLD Kilburn Brothers Moths and Butterflies No. 89, Early Hand-colored Stereo Card mend I think our subject might

I think our subject might be as much a figurative as literal daughter of Tecumseh

only then understanding the surface was in fact metal

and really handy for all sorts of things

with the dominant color a wonderful rich burgandy) and the only signs of age are a little bit of dirt on one side along the center fold line—barely noticeable

There is a big fat glaze drip on one side

SOLD Kilburn Brothers Moths and Butterflies No. 89, Early Hand-colored Stereo Card mend I think our subject mightAmong the loveliest stereoviews I've ever seen for sure, and quite a collectible one I think; I've found several mentions reproductions of it on sites devoted to stereoviews, and found one other example of it in a notable photography collection. It was photographed and produced by the Kilburn Brothers (Benjamin West Kilburn and his brother Edward Kilburn) of Littleton, New Hampshire, among the most significant of the American photographers and