Re: Antique stereo cards in Deutschland? Message-ID: <v01530502ad323edba8fc@[192.43.199.81]>

[wier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

>I've received a letter from someone in Germany named Hartmut Wettman, asking me for sources for antique stereo cards from Germany. Does anyone have any for sale, or know someone who does? If so, please send me a note, and I'll tell you his postal address and telephone number. He has no Internet access. (I'll be sending him a printout of the 3D Products & Services file, so don't bother recommending anyone who has an entry there.) Thanks!

>Tim Klein
>klein@xxxxxxxxxxxx

That's an interesting question. I can't ever recall seeing much in the way from Germany outside of the usual subjects in Keystone's "Tour of the World" series. I recall seeing a fair number from Japan for some reason, not much from Europe. But since I concentrate on Western USA subjects, I might just have overlooked them. 

Incidentally, for anyone with a "Tour of the World set", if you take a look at the "Box Canon Falls, Ouray Colorado" card (normally Keystone 8008 or 8080, I forget which), that is taken at the end of my street up at "home" where I hang out in the summer! I've found about 6 different versions of that same card, taken in slightly different positions with a number of different people.

THANKS

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