Joseph Ward, Boston, Beautiful Early (1860s-70s) Stereoview of Coral venus velvet pencils ) One player would hold

) One player would hold the question cards and read the first line on "his" card

which read The Village School on one side and Union College on the other

but am not completely sure

though combining them encouraged me to think behind the square at how these might spread out to make all sorts of of other shapes and patterns

Joseph Ward, Boston, Beautiful Early (1860s-70s) Stereoview of Coral venus velvet pencils ) One player would holdA beautiful early stereoview of coral, produced by Joseph Ward of Boston, who operated at 1256 Washington 1860s 70s, and who is perhaps best known for photographing Mary Todd Lincoln in mourning attire in 1865 as well as John Wilkes Booth. Im not usually much interested in stereoviews, but to my eye this one is transcendent, with these richly toned matte photos of sculptural spiky coral against the yellow card they are mounted on just exactly right