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Traveling in the Holy Land Through the Stereoscope is a 100 photo tour of Palestine prepared by Jesse Lyman Hurlbutt around the turn of the century. Admittedly, this is something of a novelty product, but it has a rare quality of antiquity. It is like looking not at 100 year old photos, but at thousand year old photos as most of the major changes to the landscape and customs have taken place in...

DETAILS TO BE OBSERVED. It is of great importance for each person looking at these stereographed places or scenes. First, To move the slide or carrier, which holds the view, to the point on the shaft of the stereoscope where the view can be seen most distinctly. Second, To see that the best light available falls on the face of the photograph. Third, To hold the stereoscope firmly against the forehead, excluding all surrounding light from the eyes. Fourth, Not to look
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