"Bralling salmon, Puget Sound, Washington" 54 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood
"Bralling salmon, Puget Sound, Washington" 54 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood
"Bralling salmon, Puget Sound, Washington" 54 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood
"Bralling salmon, Puget Sound, Washington" 54 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood

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"Bralling salmon, Puget Sound, Washington" 54 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood

ui.2012.2933.44

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Title
"Bralling salmon, Puget Sound, Washington" 54 from "United States", incomplete set of one hundred Stereograph of Compositions by Underwood and Underwood
Medium
Stereocard, albumen print
Dimensions
image (each): 8.2 x 7.8 cm. (3 1/4 x 3 1/16 in.) mount: 8.8 x 17.8 cm. (3 7/16 x 7 in.)
Object Number
ui.2012.2933.44
Inscription
imprinted on recto left side border: Underwood & Underwood Publishers. / New York, London, Toronto-Canada. Ottawa-Kansas imprinted on recto along right side border: Works Studios (logo) / Arlington, N.J. Westwood, N.J. imprinted under image along bottom border right side: (No.,Title) / Copyright 1902 Underwood & Underwood imprinted text on verso of each

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