Boy with Goat Cart, Central Park, NYC, Early Unmarked Albumen Stereoview 40 3" t x 2 3/8"

3" t x 2 3/8" in diameter

Relatively uncommon in my experience to find a retablo in which no Christ or saint is pictured

I keep scooping up these antique stencil wheels whenever I come across them  as I think they're just fantastic things

8 5/8” t and in overall good antique condition—there are a couple of holes in the knit on the arms but they are stable and sound

and its tight fitting lid and perfect arc of a wire handle

Boy with Goat Cart, Central Park, NYC, Early Unmarked Albumen Stereoview 40 3" t x 2 3/8"Goat carriages catering to children were quite the rage in the later part of the 19th century, both privately owned by families and as commercial concessions, such as In Central Park, where they were introduced in 1869. I believe that is where this this child with pair of goats and cart stood, and I believe this albumen stereoview dates to right around that year. With this young boy all dressed up and ready to roll, and the nearer goat looking us