Keystone stereocard collection, approximately 1898-1920

Views include citizens and agricultural scenery, Jenolan Caves, and an Australian football game.

Views include citizens working in a ruby mine, agricultural scenes, workers unloading rice boats, a working elephant at a lumber yard, and a sculptor creating a Buddha.

Views include all classes of citizens active in city and rural life, transportation, waterways, architecture, and temples.

Views of citizens living and working in cities, rural life, and temples.

Views of all classes of citizens active in city and rural life, the Mongolian Spring Festival, temples, pack trains, and architecture.

Views include images relating to the Japanese occupation, including troops, citizens at a battleground, and refugees.

Views include citizens in rural life, robbers in prison, coal making near the Hun river, Chinese Eastern Railroad, and architecture.

Views include activities of all classes of citizens, political figures, transportation, temples, architecture, and areas in and around the Imperial City.

Views include all classes of citizens active in city and rural life, rice fields, waterways, architecture, interior of a tea house, and fishing in the Grand Canal.

Views include all classes of citizens active in city and rural life, transportation, waterways, and architecture.

Views of foot binding, a religious woman, a sampan, chain-gang, rice field, and agriculture.

Views of citizens traveling by bull cart, water buffalo, village homes, and an outdoor oven.

Views include citizens fishing, rice cultivation, men carrying coconuts, and the botanical gardens.

Chosen appears on many cards, and is a Japanese name for Korea that also appeared in English sources when Korea was under Japanese rule 1910-1945.

Views of working class citizens, farmers, architecture, transportation of goods, railways, the Han river, school children, missions, and an orphanage.

Chosen appears on many cards, and is a Japanese name for Korea that also appeared in English sources when Korea was under Japanese rule 1910-1945

Views include citizens of middle and upper class aristocracy and their activities, transportation by sedans, and architecture.

Chosen appears on many cards, and is a Japanese name for Korea that also appeared in English sources when Korea was under Japanese rule 1910-1945.

Views of citizens in a wedding, burial, at kings tomb, religious ceremonies, and religious architecture.

Chosen appears on many cards, and is a Japanese name for Korea that also appeared in English sources when Korea was under Japanese rule 1910-1945.

Views include villages and families, preparation of food, and an English mission.

Views of citizens and their activities in villages and markets, at a saw mill, in the hemp industry, surrounding a cock fight, and boys in a boat on the beach.

Views of citizens in villages, on waterways, Malolos, the man Aguinaldo, the famous Insurrecto the Filipino constabulary.

Views include children at school, a hunter, farmers, human bones in a grave, a parade ground, and citizens at their homes.

Views include citizens working with hemp, coconut, and cigarette making industries.

Views include citizens living and working on waterways.

Views include views of architecture with citizens living and working in the city of Manila.

Views include citizens in their villages, a burial procession, a woman weaving, a church interior, and citizens with outrigger canoes.

Views include citizens and their activities in village life, gathering rice seedlings, at market, an outdoor barbar shop, building a house, and US and British occupation interactions.

Views include citizens working, agricultural scenes, and the interior of Box Canyon.

Views include citizens at home, working in agriculture, and Little Beggar Volcano.

Views include citizens at home and working, agricultural and city scenes, boys with surfboards, and Waikiki Beach.

One stereocard hand colored.