Vintage Halloween Divided Back Postcard Black Cats & Root Reading 1907-15

This charming vintage Halloween postcard features a whimsical illustration of a hand pulling a root vegetable with a mischievous human-like face, set against a glowing full moon. The image is bordered by a pattern of black cats with bright blue eyes, enhancing the spooky holiday theme. The card's text reads, "On All-hallows eve, when the hour is late, pull a root from the garden and read your fate," evoking early 20th-century Halloween folklore and traditions.

Printed as a lithograph on paper, this postcard is a classic example of an original divided back card from the 1907-1915 era. The divided back format allows for a message and address on the reverse, with a designated stamp box indicating postage rates of one cent domestic and two cents foreign. The card measures the standard size of approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches. This piece captures the nostalgic charm of early Halloween ephemera, making it a desirable collectible for enthusiasts of vintage holiday postcards and antique prints.