Fighting from Stone Wall Defences - Washington Volunteers - Taguig, Philippines

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A black and white stereograph card of soldiers from the Washington Volunteers firing rifles behind a stone wall during the Spanish American War. The boarder of the stereograph has text printed in black ink. The right side text reads: [Underwood & Underwood Publishers. / New York. London. Toronto-Canada/ Ottawa-Kansas.]. The left side text reads: [Works and Studios / Sun Sculpture Trade Mark / Arlington, N.J. / Littleton, N.H., Washington, D.C.]. The bottom of the boarder has black printed text that reads: [Fighting from Stone Wall Defences [sic] --Washington Volunteers--Taguig, Philippines / Copyright 1899 by Underwood & Underwood.]. The back of the stereograph has caption information printed on it in six different languages.

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