Varia - Room picture albums - Treasures of the Baroque. 3 albums. With 2 plastic glasses (instead of 3) and 72 original stereophotographs as well as 47 duplicates. Oberaudorf, Otto Schönstein, around 1950. 4 pp. text and 2 (of 3) instructions for use each. Photographs: 6 x 13 cm. Original cardboard boxes: 15 x 16.5 cm with cover titles (somewhat stained and bumped, 1 joint cracked). Subtitled: In Bavarian churches and monasteries (with 23 duplicates) - Masterpieces of secular architecture and spatial art (24 duplicates) - In churches and monasteries in southern Germany and Austria. - Enclosed: 3 further room picture albums by Schönstein, around 1950, each with a picture viewer and 24 stereophotos. Original boxes (somewhat stained and bumped). - Schöne Heimat, Lebensgemeinschaft des Waldes (without text), Am Rhein. - Well preserved. VAT: *

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