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Discover a fascinating glimpse into military history with this antique stereoview card from Underwood & Underwood. This stereograph captures a compelling scene titled \"(75) - 1248. Metz, looking E. from St. Quentin to battlefields of 1870, Germany.\" The image provides a panoramic view of Metz, Alsace-Lorraine, looking towards the historic battlefields of the Franco-Prussian War. This 3D view offers a unique perspective on the landscape where pivotal events of 1870 unfolded, making it a significant piece for collectors of military history, vintage photography, and stereoscopic imagery.The reverse side of this stereoview card features an extensive historical description in multiple languages: English, German, French, Spanish, and Russian. The text details the strategic importance of Metz and the devastating battles fought there, including the defeat of French forces under Marshal Bazaine in August 1870. The card is marked \"From Notes of Travel, No. 23\" and bears the copyright of Underwood & Underwood. This stereoview is printed on a curved cardboard mount, a common format for early 20th-century stereographs, and presents a striking black and white image. Immerse yourself in the history of Metz and the Franco-Prussian War through this remarkable 3D collectible.Verified Specifications:
Item Type: Stereoview
Publisher/Manufacturer: Underwood & Underwood
Subject Matter: Military History, Battlefield, Geographic Location, Franco-Prussian War
View Title & Number: #75 - 1248. Metz, looking E. from St. Quentin to battlefields of 1870, Germany
Format/Mount Type: Curved Mount
Materials: New York, London, Toronto-Canada, Ottawa-Kansas (Publisher locations); Metz, Germany (View location)
Logos/Graphics: \"Underwood & Underwood Publishers\" (left), \"Works and copyright, Underwood & Underwood\" (right, stylized)
Identifiers: View Number 75, \"From Notes of Travel, No. 23\", Copyright by Underwood & Underwood
Dimensions: 7 inches (approx.)
