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Immerse yourself in Victorian-era Scotland with this antique stereoview card featuring the iconic Sir Walter Scott\'s Monument in Edinburgh. This stereograph captures the intricate gothic architecture of the monument, a prominent landmark in the Scottish capital, offering a captivating three-dimensional perspective when viewed through a stereoscope. The scene includes the monument, a classic street lamp, and distant buildings, providing a glimpse into the bustling city life of the late 19th century.The reverse of the card prominently displays the details of the renowned photographer, G. W. Wilson of Aberdeen, a significant figure in early photography known for his scenic views. The card is marked with \"Registered\" and view number \"No. 114\" along with another identifier \"247\", ensuring its place as a collectible historical document. This flat-mount stereoview, with its distinctive yellow edges and green backing, is a tangible piece of photographic history, perfect for collectors of stereoscopic views, Scottish history, or architectural photography.Specifications:
Item Type: Stereoview Card
Publisher/Manufacturer: G. W. Wilson, Photographer
Photographer: G. W. Wilson
Subject Matter: Architectural Landmark, Historic Site, Cityscape
View Title & Number: Sir Walter Scott\'s Monument, Edinburgh. No. 114. (Also 247)
Format/Mount Type: Flat Mount Stereoview
Materials: Cardboard mount, Albumen Print
Features: Yellow-edged mount, green backing
City/State/Province/Country: Edinburgh, Scotland (view); Aberdeen, Scotland (publisher)
Logos/Graphics: \"Registered\"
Identifiers: No. 114, 247, G. W. Wilson, Photographer, Aberdeen
