Antique Stereograph (Stereoview) Titled "No. 6. Gen. Custar [sic] and Spotted Tail at the Grand Duke's Mess Tent." Flip books--Elvis Presley (1935-1977) written under his famous pseudonym

written under his famous pseudonym Richard Saunders

The book contains three dozen Mother Goose nursery rhymes

each letter is printed in upper case form in either blue or red and each is paired with a group of words that start with that letter

this pattern repeats until we have finished the alphabet

Antique Stereograph (Stereoview) Titled "No. 6. Gen. Custar [sic] and Spotted Tail at the Grand Duke's Mess Tent." Flip books--Elvis Presley (1935-1977) written under his famous pseudonym(Custer, Major General George Armstrong) (Powers, D. R., photographer). Antique Stereograph (Stereoview) Titled "No. 6. Gen. Custar [sic] and Spotted Tail at the Grand Duke's Mess Tent." Omaha, Nebraska: E. L. Eaton, Photographer, [January, 1872]. A pair of dome topped, 3 1 8" x 3" albumen photographs on the original yellow stiff card E. L. Eaton mount measuring 3 3 8" x 6 15 16". Verso with printed title, E. L. Eaton imprint, and "D. R. Powers,