We offer an extraordinary, complete set of original stereoscopic (3D) photographs from Germany from the second half of the 19th century. This is a unique testimony to the pioneering era of photography, which allowed contemporary viewers to experience depth and realism of the image in a revolutionary way for those times. The set consists of several individual stereoscopic photographs, most likely depicting characteristic German urban landscapes, architecture (cathedrals, castles, streets) or genre scenes. These photographs, taken using a technique requiring a special camera with two lenses, were intended to be viewed through a stereoscope – a device that combined two separate images into one three-dimensional one. Each photo is a small masterpiece of photographic technique and a valuable historical keepsake. Who is this item for?

• Collectors of photography and history of technology: This is a key object documenting the development of the photographic medium.
• Enthusiasts of 19th-century Germany (Vormärz, Empire): A unique iconographic source showing the realities of the era.
• Collectors of stereoscopic and optical memorabilia: A perfect example of early 3D photography.
• Passionates of social history and visual culture: These photos tell a story about how the world was perceived and recorded.

This set is not only a collection of old photos, it is a fragment of the history of optics and entertainment that has preserved its scientific and collector appeal. The condition is typical for items from this period, which adds to their authenticity. It is an investment in a unique, rarely seen on the antiques market, item of undeniable museum and historical value.