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1905 Theodore Roosevelt Treaty of Portsmouth Stereoview Mayflower Yacht 3x7 Antique Photo

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Offered is an original 1905 stereoview featuring President Theodore Roosevelt aboard his presidential yacht, the USS Mayflower (PY-1), alongside key international diplomats during historic peace negotiations.


This remarkable image captures Roosevelt with:

  • Count Serge Witte of Russia
  • Baron Rosen of Russia
  • Baron Komura of Japan
  • Minister Takahira of Japan

The meeting took place in June 1905 during negotiations to end the Russo-Japanese War, which culminated in the signing of the historic Treaty of Portsmouth.


This moment would ultimately earn Roosevelt the Nobel Peace Prize, making this stereoview not only a photographic collectible but a powerful artifact tied to a pivotal moment in world diplomacy.


Stereoviews were designed for viewing through a stereoscope, producing a striking three-dimensional effect—bringing this historic scene to life.


Item Details:

  • Subject: Theodore Roosevelt & International Diplomats
  • Event: Treaty of Portsmouth Peace Negotiations
  • Location: Aboard the USS Mayflower
  • Date: 1905
  • Type: Original Stereoview
  • Image Type: Black & White
  • Size: Approx. 3" x 7"
  • Format: Stereoscopic Card (3D viewing format)

Condition:

  • Original antique stereoview from 1905
  • Light edge wear, toning, and handling consistent with age
  • Image remains sharp with strong clarity
  • Overall excellent presentation for a piece over 120 years old

(Please review photos for exact condition)


Why This Piece Matters:

  • Captures a historic diplomatic meeting that helped end a major international war
  • Directly tied to the Treaty of Portsmouth (1905)
  • Associated with Roosevelt’s Nobel Peace Prize achievement
  • Features multiple high-ranking global figures in one image
  • Over 120 years old
  • Strong appeal for collectors of:
  • Presidential memorabilia
  • World War-era diplomacy
  • International history
  • Antique photography

Perfect For:

  • Advanced collectors of presidential or diplomatic history
  • Museums or educational displays
  • Roosevelt enthusiasts
  • Unique, conversation-starting framed display

Display Potential (Optional Upgrade):

This piece would present exceptionally well with museum-quality custom framing, including:

  • 100% acid-free matting
  • 99% UV-protective glass
  • Custom engraved plaque detailing the Treaty of Portsmouth

(Contact us for professional framing options)


Shipping & Handling:

  • Professionally packed for safe delivery
  • Ships with tracking
  • Fast handling

Final Thoughts:

A rare opportunity to own an original 1905 stereoview capturing President Theodore Roosevelt during the negotiations that led to the Treaty of Portsmouth—a defining moment in global diplomacy and American presidential history.


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