Plymouth Harbor, Massachusetts - Keystone Stereo Card but the doll is stable

but the doll is stable and not falling apart

This gruesome item is sold as a relic of history that depicts an example of the brutality of crime and punishment in the early 20th century

2A Folding Model B camera was manufactured in Rochester

This includes some remnants of chalk marks as well as what looks like hardened sticker residue

There is masking tape along the spine of this book

Plymouth Harbor, Massachusetts - Keystone Stereo Card but the doll is stableThis stereo card was manufactured and published in the U. S. A. by Keystone View Company and copyrighted by Underwood & Underwood in the 1920s. It was made for use in a stereoscope and features a stereoscopic pair of images that would appear to be 3D when viewed through the device. The photographs in this stereo card depict the outside view of the canopy covering Plymouth Rock on Plymouth Harbor, Massachusetts. The card is identified by the following