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This antique stereoview card captures a dramatic historical scene titled \"NAPOLEON PASSAGE DE LA BERESINA 29 OCTOBRE 1812.\" The stereograph depicts a column of soldiers on horseback navigating a challenging, possibly icy or mountainous, terrain. This scene represents a pivotal and arduous moment during Napoleon\'s Russian Campaign, specifically the crossing of the Berezina River.Crafted for use with a stereoscope viewer, this stereoview features two nearly identical black and white photographic images mounted side-by-side on a sturdy cardboard substrate, creating a powerful 3D effect when viewed. The card is clearly identified with the view number \"25\" and the publisher\'s mark \"A.N. PARIS\" on the front. This historical stereocard offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century French stereography, making it a compelling collectible for enthusiasts of Napoleonica, military history, and vintage 3D photography.Item Type: Stereoview Card
Publisher/Manufacturer: A.N. Paris
Subject Matter: Historical Events, Military History, Napoleon Bonaparte
View Title & Number: \"NAPOLEON PASSAGE DE LA BERESINA 29 OCTOBRE 1812\" (#25)
Format/Mount Type: Cardboard mount
Materials: Cardboard, Photographic paper
City/State/Province/Country: Paris, France (Publisher)
Logos/Graphics: \"A.N. PARIS\" mark, view number \"25\"
Identifiers: View number 25, \"A.N. PARIS\" stamp, historical event date \"29 OCTOBRE 1812\"
Dimensions: Approx. 3.5 inches (8.9 cm) wide
