Step back in time with this rare 1911 antique Halloween postcard, featuring an embossed design of a cheerful witch atop a grinning jack-o'-lantern, accompanied by a black cat and a bat. This vibrant and whimsical postcard captures the festive spirit of early 20th-century Halloween celebrations, making it a delightful addition to any vintage postcard or Halloween memorabilia collection. Perfect for enthusiasts of antique holiday ephemera, this postcard is a rare find that will bring historical charm and spooky delight to your home.
The back of the postcard offers intriguing historical details:
Postage Stamp: Features a green one-cent U.S. postage stamp.
Postmark: Postmarked in Clinton, Iowa, dated October 31, 1911.
Writing: The handwritten message reads, "Hello Ruth, how are you? Will be out some of these fine nights. Otto."
Recipient: Addressed to Miss Ruth Egland, Sinton, Iowa, 323 4th Ave.
Embossing Detail: The postcard is embossed with intricate designs, adding to its charm and collectible value.
Printed Text: "For Correspondence" and "For Address."
This exquisite postcard not only captures the festive spirit of Halloween from over a century ago but also serves as a tangible connection to the past, with personal touches and historical details that make it truly unique. Don't miss the opportunity to own this exceptional piece of Halloween history.
