A POSED VIEW OF JAPANESE TROOPS IN CHINA DURING THE RUSSO-JAPAN WAR -- A RARE GLASS STEREOVIEW by T. ENAMI

This original glass stereoview made in Japan by T. ENAMI is followed here in the Flickr photostream by a paper-print version (that is, a regular stereoview) published in the USA.

ENAMI STEREOVIEW CATALOG No. S 2036 Japanese Soldiers shooting from a Fort near Tieleng - I.

Every position carefully and deliberately arranged to fit the format, with no wasted space, and every man's face shown for the camera. Please note the very fine swords on display here.

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Enami served his country in 1904-05 as an IMPERIAL ARMY WAR PHOTOGRAPHER. He traveled widely in all theaters of the war, photographing subjects in CHINA, KOREA, and on the JAPANESE HOME-FRONT.

GRIFFITH & GRIFFITH and their successors were Enami's "official" 3-D outlet for his war images sold in the USA.

While old examples of world-wide subjects in this 3-D glass format are generally found as black-and-white (or poorly colored), Enami continued to extend his reputation for finely-colored 2-D Lantern-Slides over to the much rarer 3-D, for true connoisseurs of the stereoview image, even after every other photographer and publisher had quit making the same back in the 19th Century.

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♥ A FLICKr COLLECTION of MANY T.ENAMI IMAGES in SEVERAL FORMATS :

www.flickr.com/photos/24443965@N08/collections/7215761388...

♥ A CRIMINALLY VERBOSE DUMPING GROUND FOR ALL T. ENAMI INFORMATION and WAY TOO MANY PHOTOS :

www.t-enami.org/home

♥ SAME ENAMI WEBSITE AS ABOVE. THIS IS "PAGE TWO" WITH A LISTING (SOMEWHERE NEAR THE TOP) OF OVER THIRTY T. ENAMI PHOTOGRAPHIC ACTIVITIES. TONS OF DATA FOR ANALLY RETENTIVE FOTO-FANATICS LIKE MYSELF :

www.t-enami.org/services

明日明治時代立体写真江南信國江南信國

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Taken on: October 25, 2013

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