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Discover a fascinating glimpse into Victorian-era social humor with this antique stereoview card, titled \"Getting Her Hair Banged.\" This stereograph captures a lively barbershop scene, where a barber is diligently attending to a customer\'s hair. The image humorously depicts the customer leaning in to kiss the barber, creating an engaging and lighthearted moment. Detailed background elements, including shelves lined with bottles and a classic barbershop chair, add to the authentic atmosphere of this 1897 view.This original stereoview, a form of 3D photography, was manufactured and published by the Keystone View Company, a renowned name in stereoscopic views. The card is a classic example of a cardboard mount stereoview, designed to be viewed through a stereoscope to bring the scene to life in three dimensions. Printed on the card are the publisher\'s details, the view number, title, and the photographer\'s credit, making it a well-documented piece of photographic history. Collectors of vintage stereoviews, Keystone cards, barbershop memorabilia, and humorous antique photography will find this piece a charming addition to their collection.Verified Specifications:
Item Type: Stereoview Card
Publisher/Manufacturer: Keystone View Company, Manufacturers and Publishers
Photographer: B. L. Singley
Subject Matter: Barbershop Scene, Humorous Social Interaction
View Title & Number: \"4217 - Getting Her Hair Banged,\"
Format/Mount Type: Cardboard mount, curved style
Materials: Cardboard, photographic paper
City/State/Country: Meadville, Pa., St. Louis, Mo., USA
Logos/Graphics: \"Keystone View Company\" text
Identifiers: View number 4217, \"Photographed, 1897 by B. L. Singley\"
Dimensions: Approximately 7 inches wide
