Clever, Insider-ish Homemade Stereoview with Kilburn Brothers Stereoscopic View Factory Sign No filmic painted in a combination of

painted in a combination of oil and acrylic by Kansas City artist Susi Lulaki on a shingle salvaged from an old house being torn down in Chase County

I think she is quite fantastic looking

with each of those hatchmarks I believe representing a trip taken/load carried down the Connecticut River

Great overall condition

Both pieces are stamped "Tiffany Tots Made in Japan 2005 Tiffany & Co

Clever, Insider-ish Homemade Stereoview with Kilburn Brothers Stereoscopic View Factory Sign No filmic painted in a combination ofFinding this one made me happy very clever! People who know about the history of stereoviews know that the Kilburn Brothers (Benjamin and Edward) of Littleton, New Hampshire were notable photographers and early, leading producers of stereoviews, beginning in 1865. So this vintage homemade stereoview capturing a view of the historical marker outside their Littleton factory is a very knowing sort of homage. C. 1960s 70s I believe. 7 x 3 5 8" Good