Albumen photograph on standard size stereoview card, 3.5 x 7 inches. Slight curl with mild soil and rubbing, Very Good overall. A comic image of a woman in pants (no doubt, a suffragette), foisting a shirt at her husband, who's wearing an apron and is flanked by a child and a broom. Singley is misspelled "Singler" on the card (despite being the Keystone View Co. founder). The card was reissued in 1899 (same title and number) with an alternate image showing the woman with a bicycle. It has the same setup with the husband and child in the back--but they, and the room, are slightly different. Singley's also corrected the spelling.