The Traveller
The Traveller is a 1902 American travel book compiled by D. J. Ellison and published in New York by Underwood & Underwood, a stereoscope firm, for readers of travel accounts and stereoscopic views. Its pages pair photographic plates of waterfalls, grand buildings and religious scenes with running text and advertisements for stereoscopic equipment. A designer might draw on its sepia-toned photographs for landscape compositions, architectural framing, and the oval vignette border used throughout.
