VTG 1870s Lot Of 6 Savannah Georgia Nature Stereoviews Spanish Moss J.N. Wilson For Sale

Up for sale/sale is a remarkable lot of six (6) original, antique 19th-century stereoview cards capturing iconic, historic scenes of Savannah, Georgia. These cards feature the highly collectible, vibrant orange cardboard mounts popular during the 1870s and 1880s, largely attributed to prominent local photographer J.N. Wilson.This collection offers a fascinating, three-dimensional look into post-Civil War Savannah's romantic landscapes and thriving maritime economy.Included Scenes:Sailing Ships at the Wharves: A fascinating view of tall-masted sailing vessels loading cotton along the Savannah River docks.The Pulaski Monument: Located in Monterey Square, beautifully framed by surrounding trees.Bonaventure Cemetery (4 Views): Four distinct, hauntingly beautiful perspectives of the famous cemetery, showcasing the towering live oak canopies heavily draped in Spanish moss and early family burial plots.Condition Report:Overall Condition: Very Good antique condition considering they are roughly 150 years old.Images: Clear albumen prints with nice contrast and tonality. Minor fading/silvering consistent with age.Mounts: Strong, flat orange cardboard mounts. Expect minor corner wear, edge rubbing, or light foxing/soiling from handling over the decades. No heavy creases or major breaks.Shipping & Handling:Cards will be packaged securely between heavy cardboard sheets and shipped in a padded mailer to ensure they arrive flat and undamaged. Tracked shipping included.Please view all high-resolution photos closely to judge condition for yourself. Don't miss this opportunity to add an exclusive hard to find slice of Southern history to your stereoview collection!

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