Close Bow View USS Brooklyn Stereoview Griffith & Griffith Early 1900s

This antique stereoview card features a close bow view of the U.S.S. "Brooklyn," a historic naval ship. The photograph is mounted on a pink card with rounded corners, typical of early 20th century stereographs. The image shows the detailed structure of the USS Brooklyn's bow, including its prominent smokestacks and deck fittings, docked at a harbor.

The card is published by William H. Rau, Philadelphia, Pa., and is sold exclusively by Griffith & Griffith, with distribution mentioned in Philadelphia, Chicago, London, Hamburg, Germany, Milan, Italy. The view number printed on the card is 2527, titled "Close Bow View of the U. S. S. 'Brooklyn.'" This stereoview is an original early 1900s photographic card, printed on cardboard mount, intended for viewing in a stereoscope to create a 3D effect.

A great collectible for enthusiasts of naval history, vintage stereographs, or maritime subjects. The card's publisher information and view number make it an identifiable piece from the era of classic stereoview production. Perfect for collectors interested in military ships, Victorian-era photography, or historical stereoview cards.
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