This is a very rare card showing the Literary Department of the University of Nashville.  It later housed the Western Military Institute, then a Federal Prison during the Civil War.  Sam Davis was housed in this building when it was a military institute. Rough top edge at the right hand side and corner, repaired with acid free linen tape on the back. 

The first card shows Dirigible R-34 at Mineola, made by Keystone Company.  The second shows a Zeppelin in action over a German town-Lower valley of the Rhine.  It was a German who developed the dirigibles which made Germany first in their development for many years and during world war I they inspired fear and panic in England and France.  However, their slow speed and hugeness made them targets for the allies and many where shot down. They continued to be used after the war but their use ended with the crash of the Hindenburg.   

Nice condition

Nice condition on this Keystone stereo 

See scan. Some wear.  Berry, Kelley, and Chadwick Publisher 

Alaska - Preparing to climb the Golden Stair and Peterson's Trail, Chilroot Pass. Desc. 9195 - "First miners of Great Gold Rush Climbing Chilroot Pass, Alaska"

Some flaking off on the back, not affecting the content.  Front side nice.  Keystone

nice condition This shows a scene from the plaza

Scene in Cebu.  Light photo

Keystone view.  Gambling

Photo of a training mission for trench warfare. Building barbed wire entanglements. Keystone view.

Great old view of the Nashville American newspaper office in downtown Nashville Tennessee. Very good clarity. See scan.

Very early stereo card which shows College Street from Union Street, complete with horses and buggies. Visible signs under magnification are Freeman Wallpaper and window shades. Other signs but my eyes are shot. See scan to view the condition.

25 Stereo Cards which were made from the original negatives and hand colored. All the cards in this lot are of ships. Since the Maine is one of the ships I'm assuming that these are from the Spanish American War era as well as World War I. The original box is included though the two end flaps are gone. All are in nice condition. Not all the cards can be seen in the scans. These are the cards shown in the scan: 1. U.S.S Maine, 2. U S Superdreadnaught Florida, 3. U.S.S Missouri Battleship, 4. U.S.S Wisconsin Battleship, 5. U.S.S Hampshire Battleship, 6. U S Superdreadnaught Texas, 7. U S S Kansas Battleship, 8. U S Solace Hospital hospital Ship, 9. Zeppelins in action, One of the cards which is not of a ship which can be seen in the scan is not included in the lot as it belonged in another grouping.  There are 25 cards of ships, however.

Two stereo cards of the slain President. Minor wear.

Interesting scene from the gold fever that stuck in Alaska in the 1880's. Light crease which is barely visable on the front.

This stereo card of a stereotypical racial scene was produced by B W Kilburn in Littleton, N H. Copyright date 1892. Photograper James M Davis. Title is "Baked Possum in Prospect." Black Americana

This early view of Nashville was taken from the North East from the dome of the capitol in Nashville Tennessee. Published by the Woodward Stereoscopic Company in Rochester New York. Nice condition.

This card is from the American Scenery Series. Shows the rail road tracks under the capital. The image of the capital is very faint, but can be seen if you have good eyes. Somewhat dingy. See scan. I believe this is civil war or occupied Nashville.

Minor wear on this card by Underwood and Underwood. Troop H-Captain Curry

This is a Underwood & Underwood card with minor wear

Neat street scene. Tony Faust's Oyster House sign. Photo is on dingy side.

good condition.

Some spots on photo and somewhat light as well.

Corner crease

Nice condition on this stereo card.