Grande Anse Martinique Stereoview American Stereoscopic Co. 1902 Street Scene For Sale

This antique stereoview card from the American Stereoscopic Company transports viewers to a captivating street scene in Grande Anse, Martinique. The stereograph, titled \"Refugees gathered in the streets of Grande Anse, Island of Martinique,\" depicts a vibrant snapshot of early 20th-century life, featuring numerous people, wooden buildings, and a donkey cart. This 3D view offers a unique glimpse into a significant historical moment, likely related to the volcanic disaster that affected the region, a common theme for stereoviews of this era. The card is a prime example of a vintage stereoview, perfect for collectors of historical photography, geographic locations, and antique stereographs.The cardboard mount bears the publisher\'s imprint on the left side: \"American Stereoscopic Company Manufacturers and Publishers.\" On the right side, the address \"New York, U. S. A. 725-727 Broadway\" is clearly visible. The image is copyrighted \"COPYRIGHT 1902 BY F.V.R. YOUNG,\" establishing its early 1900s era. This original stereoview card, approximately 7 inches wide, captures a compelling moment from the Caribbean, making it a valuable addition for enthusiasts of 3D views and historical documents. The reverse side has a faint, handwritten notation, likely indicating the general subject of a \"volcanic disaster,\" further contextualizing the scene.