1909 Halloween Boy Carving Jack-O-Lantern Pumpkin Postcard Flint MI

Step back in time with this charming 1909 vintage postcard, capturing the spirit of an old-fashioned Halloween. The front features an endearing young boy, dressed in a cap and overalls, engrossed in carving a jack-o'-lantern. Surrounded by rustic corn stalks and another pumpkin, the scene beautifully evokes the essence of autumn harvest and holiday traditions. This early 20th-century piece, numbered NO. 584, offers a nostalgic glimpse into childhood celebrations of a bygone era, making it a delightful find for collectors of holiday ephemera.

This collectible postcard, postmarked October 7, 1909, from Flint, Michigan, showcases a detailed and vivid illustration that would have brought joy to its original recipient, Miss Bessie Freeland of Chesterton, Indiana. The historical handwriting and clear one-cent George Washington stamp add to its authenticity and appeal. Perfect for enthusiasts of Halloween collectibles