Interlaken from Hohbuhl Switzerland Stereoview Griffith & Griffith 1905

This antique stereoview card titled "Interlaken from Hohbuhl, Switzerland" offers a detailed sepia-toned 3D view of the Swiss landscape as seen from the vantage point of Hohbuhl. Published by Geo. W. Griffith, Philadelphia, Pa., in 1905, this card captures the serene scene of the low land between the Lakes of Thun and Brienz, separated by the Bodell and the Lutschine flowing into each lake respectively. The view includes the villages of Aarmuhle, Matten, and Unterseen and highlights the natural beauty and geography of the region including the mountains and the valley of Lauterbrunnen. The card features a curved mount typical of the period and has printed text on both front and back describing the scene and geographical context in detail.

This stereograph is printed on cardboard with a curved mount format. It includes the original copyright date of 1905 by Griffith & Griffith and the publisher's printed information along the sides. This piece is a collectible example of early 20th-century stereoview photography and is a valuable addition for collectors interested in European landscapes, Victorian-era stereographs, or the Griffith & Griffith series. It is ideal for viewing with any standard stereoscope viewer to experience a historic 3D visual representation of Switzerland.
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