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Grade: 6. Cream flat mount stereoview 1850-60’s. Images are quite nice with only slight scuffings. Mount has somewhat heavier scuffings. Excellent stereo effect.

Price: $ 30

Ordering number: ITA701

View: Unknown but likely French photographer. French handwriting on the back is hard to read, but these are the Tivoli Falls, near Rome.

Grade: 7. Gray flat mount stereoview 1860’s. Slight foxing in hte upper area of the view.

Price: $ 20

Ordering number: ITA702

View: Unkown likely French photographer. Handwritten on the backside (in french) is: “Bénédiction Papale (Papal Blessing) No. 9 Rome”. This view shows the Vatican in Rome. Title suggests the Pope is home and ready for some action.

Grade: 7/8. Yellow flat mount stereoview 1860’s. Slight general wear.

Price: $ 35

Ordering number: ITA703

View: Very early French or English (London Stereoscopic Company) issue. French handwriting on the back i hard to read. But this is surely St. Angelo’s Castle in Rome (Italian Ponte e Castello S. Angelo).

Grade: 7/8. Cream flat mount stereoview 1860’s. Only very slight general wear.

Price: $ 35

Ordering number: ITA704

View: Most likely photographed by Henri Plaut and published by Charles Gaudin, both from France. Backside label says: “Corridor Chiaramonti Musée du Vatican”. And also there’s a brief description on the label of what you see.This is Vatican Museum.

Grade: 7. Gray flat mount stereoview 1850’s. Some general wear.

Price: $ 25

Ordering number: ITA705

View: Most likely photographed by Henri Plaut and published by Charles Gaudin, both from France. Backside label says: “Musée du Vatican. Minerva medica”. And also there’s a brief description on the label of what you see.This is Vatican Museum.

Grade: 7. Gray flat mount stereoview 1850’s. Some general wear.

Price: $ 25

Ordering number: ITA706

View: Most likely photographed by Henri Plaut and published by Charles Gaudin, both from France. Backside label says: “La Pudicité au Musée du Vatican”. And also there’s a brief description on the label of what you see.This is Vatican Museum.

Grade: 7. Gray flat mount stereoview 1850’s. Some general wear.

Price: $ 25

Ordering number: ITA707

View: Photographed by Henri Plaut and published by Charles Gaudin, both from France. Backside label says: “Cour du Musée du Capitole”. The Capitoline Museums (Italian Musei Capitolini) are a group of art and archeological museums in Piazza del Campidoglio, on top of the Capitoline Hill in Rome.

Grade: 7. Gray flat mount stereoview 1850’s. Some general wear.

Price: $ 25

Ordering number: ITA708

View: Unknown, likely French photographer. Small label on the back says: “919. Arc de Triomphe de Titus (Rome)”. This is the Roman Arch of Titus (which – by the way - gave inspiration for the famous Paris Arche de Triomphe).

Grade: 8. Yellow flat mount stereoview 1870’s. In excellent shape, with only very slight general wear.

Price: $ 35

Ordering number: ITA709

View: Unknown, likely French photographer. Small label on the back says: “918. Colisée (Rome)”. This is a rather unusual close-up, showing the Collosseum in Rome .

Grade: 8. Yellow flat mount stereoview 1870’s. In excellent shape, with only very slight general wear.

Price: $ 35

Ordering number: ITA710

View: Unknown, likely French photographer. Handwritten on the back (in French): “Fontaine sur la Place du People” (Fountain on the People’s Square).

Grade: 7. Cream flat mount stereoview 1860’s. Some general wear.

Price: $ 20

Ordering number: ITA711

View: Fotografia Felici from Rome, Italy. This is the “Tempio di Vesta” (Vesta Temple) in Rome.

Grade: 7. Orange flat mount stereoview 1870’s. Some general wear.

Price: $ 25

Ordering number: ITA712

View: Neue Photographische Gesellschaft (NPG) from Berlin, Germany. View says below right (in German): “Nr. 23. Rom. Tempel der Minerva Medica”. Minerva Temple in Rome Italy.

Grade: 7. Gray flat mount stereoview on thick card stock, early 1900’s. Normally NPG prints are on thinner paper than the other views from the same era. But this is a “deluxe” issue.

Price: $ 20

Ordering number: ITA713

View: Fotografia Siani. Handwritten: “Capitole”.

Grade: 6/7. Cream flat mount stereoview 1860-1870’s. Small surface loss on the right image. Furthermore only very slight wear.

Price: $ 25

Ordering number: ITA714

View: Unknown photographer, likely French. Handwritten on the backside: “Rome: Arc de Triomphe de Constantin”.

Grade: 7. Cream flat mount stereoview 1850-1860’s. Gold lining. Slight general wear.

Price: $ 25

Ordering number: ITA715

View: Unkown photographer. Margin says in French and Italian: “Vues de Rome et des Environs” and “Vendute di Roma e Contorni”. Handwritten on the backside: “Santa Maria Maggiore”.

Grade: 7/8. Grey flat mount stereoview 1860-1870’s. Slight general wear.

Price: $ 25

Ordering number: ITA716