Is Not Well Stereoview Underwood & Underwood 1906 Humorous Office Scene For Sale

Discover a fascinating piece of early 20th-century Americana with this original stereoview card, titled \"-is not well-\". This antique stereograph, published by the renowned Underwood & Underwood, captures a charming and humorous scene from 1906. The central figure is a man in period attire, seated at a desk, engaging with an early candlestick telephone. His expressive, upward-glancing face suggests a moment of playful exasperation or jest, making this a delightful example of vintage humor. The backdrop reveals a busy office environment, possibly a postal or clerical setting, with shelves neatly stocked with rolled papers and documents, offering a glimpse into daily life and work at the turn of the century.This stereoview, identified as view number (3)-7895, is a testament to Underwood & Underwood\'s prolific output of 3D views. The card clearly displays the publisher\'s full imprint, listing offices in New York, London, Toronto-Canada, Ottawa-Kansas, and studios in Arlington NJ, Westwood NJ, and Washington DC. A prominent copyright notice of \"Copyright 1906 by Underwood & Underwood\" is printed, along with the identifier E-113778. The stereoview is presented on a sturdy cardboard mount, a standard format for these immersive 3D images. This stereocard is an excellent addition for collectors of stereoviews, antique photography, early telephone history, or those interested in American social history and vintage humor.