Subject: Stereographs

Stereoscopic photograph depicting Moses Hochstein's secondhand store in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The image, part of the 'Genre and Comic' series by J.W. Ingersoll, shows crude signage with a backward 'S' letter, interpreted as an antisemitic joke. The photograph is sepia-toned. One sign reads "Gentiles Welcome". The image was also issued in color by another vendor. Date is undated, but estimated to be circa 1890.

Stereoscopic view card depicting L. M. Cohen's store at 238 Bowery, New York, New York. The reverse of the card displays an advertisement for the store, listing various items sold, including albums, jewelry, toilet sets, satchels, bird cages, dolls, toys, wagons, and musical instruments. The date of the photograph is unknown, but it is likely from around 1875.

Stereoscopic card depicting the Jewish Synagogue located at 5th Avenue and 43rd Street in New York City. Published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co., 591 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, New York City. This is considered the earliest known stereo view of this famous synagogue. Published circa 1870.

Stereoscopic photograph of the Sinai Congregation located at 21st and Indiana Avenue in Chicago, Illinois. Part of the 'American Scenery Views of Chicago & Vicinity' series. Circa 1880.

Stereoscopic view card depicting immigrants landing from a barge at Ellis Island, New York. Published by the Keystone View Company, circa 1914. Part of the Judaica Americana collection.

Color stereoscopic view card depicting a market scene under the East River Bridge in New York City. The photograph was likely taken around 1910.