Subject: Stereoscopic views

A stereoscopic photograph showing a path through a cemetery in New Orleans, Louisiana, lined with numerous ornate vaults and scattered trees. The reverse side features intricate Victorian-style lettering advertising "Series of Stereoscopic Views of New Orleans & Vicinity" and "A. Lilienthal Photographer," embellished with a cherub motif.

A stereoscopic photograph titled "New Orleans Scenery," captured and published by T. Lilienthal. The image depicts a street scene featuring buildings, trees, and decorative garden beds or planters with statuary. The reverse side lists numerous "New Orleans Views" available from Theo. Lilienthal, indicating a wide range of subjects photographed by the studio. The front includes the photographer's name and location (N. O., LA) printed vertically along the right edge.

This stereoscopic photograph captures a bustling scene at the "French Market" in New Orleans, Louisiana. The image depicts numerous people, horse-drawn carts laden with goods, and buildings lining what appears to be a street or market thoroughfare. The back of the item identifies it as part of a "Series of Stereoscopic Views of New Orleans and Vicinity," photographed by Theo. Lilienthal, and features a decorative cherub logo.

A stereoscopic photograph depicting the luxurious interior of the SS Great Republic's cabin. The image shows a long, grand hall with an arched ceiling, illuminated by multiple ornate chandeliers. Rows of elegant chairs and tables extend into the distance, suggesting a dining area or salon. The reverse side of the photograph features an ornate decorative frame with text identifying the photographer, Theo. Lilienthal, and stating "Series of Stereoscopic Views of New Orleans and Vicinity." The SS Great Republic was a sidewheel steamship, launched in 1866, and was the largest passenger liner on the US west coast, and the largest ship of any kind built in the United States for commercial purposes at that date.

This stereoscopic photograph captures a bustling street scene on Canal Street in New Orleans, Louisiana, circa 1875, likely during a Mardi Gras celebration. A large crowd of people fills the street, gathered around a prominent statue, possibly of Henry Clay. Buildings line both sides of the street, and utility poles are visible. The reverse of the photograph features ornate Victorian-style lettering reading "Series of Stereoscopic Views of New Orleans and Vicinity" and "PHOTOGRAPHED BY Theo. Lilienthal," accompanied by a decorative cherub logo holding photographic equipment. 3.