I'm Afraid- 1900s Antique Postcard- Frightened By Mouse- Screaming Woman- Edwardian Humor- Weird Art Comic- Used
$6.50
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(5 1/2 x 3 1/2 In) This is an original antique postcard from the 1900s. It shows a frightened Edwardian woman standing up on a stool to avoid a little house mouse, "I'm Afraid".
"Hello There! Am still at Tomah and will not leave until Monday. Expect to see you soon. With Love to all. Alma." reads the message written on the back.
The postcard is used and is in VERY GOOD condition, light wear at the edges, blunted corner tips, a few minor stains.
***Item will be packaged with care in an acid free sleeve, placed between two pieces of cardboard and shipped in a Bubble mailer.***
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***Vintage and antique items each have a unique history, and are sold exactly as I bought or found them/ They are in “AS FOUND" condition. Due to their unique nature, rarity, and age, all items are sold “AS IS”.***
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"Hello There! Am still at Tomah and will not leave until Monday. Expect to see you soon. With Love to all. Alma." reads the message written on the back.
The postcard is used and is in VERY GOOD condition, light wear at the edges, blunted corner tips, a few minor stains.
***Item will be packaged with care in an acid free sleeve, placed between two pieces of cardboard and shipped in a Bubble mailer.***
***If you need something SHIPPED FASTER than First Class shipping (2-5 Days) or by a specific date, please contact me and if necessary I'll get you a quote for expedited shipping prices.***
***Vintage and antique items each have a unique history, and are sold exactly as I bought or found them/ They are in “AS FOUND" condition. Due to their unique nature, rarity, and age, all items are sold “AS IS”.***
THANK YOU for looking!
Questions, Comments? Please contact me. Ephemera Obscura
