I have a few Antique Halloween postcards that I will clean for folks to craft with under this post; check back to see updates as I scan, clean and repair them before the spooky season arrives. Please link back to my collection if you use them on the web for articles or sample crafts only folks!
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| ''Halloween Greetings'' postcard. The gentleman dressed in a tuxedo and his date, dressed in a yellow gown, are going out on the town for Halloween festivities. The lady wears a mask and carries a black feather fan and traditional black hat too. Behind the couple is a very large pumpkin. |
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| This postcard is a very old illustration of a little girl wearing a Jack-O-Lantern larger than her head! The pumpkin decorated with a blue bonnet and red feather. |
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| ''What the boys did to the cow.'' text and cow with two Jack-O-Lanterns on it's horns. A farmer's wife looks on stunned. She drops her milking stool and tin bucket. She is wearing a white bonnet, apron, and country print dress. There is a cow pen, farmhouse and tree in illustration. |
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| ''Hallowe'en Greetings'' a court jester wears a wizard's cap. A black cat, black bat and black witch on her broom stick all run from a skeleton ringing a bell... |
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| ''Happy Halloween'' text, two scarecrows romance each other under the man in the moon and the evening stars, while cat looks on. |
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| A little girl afraid of her own shadow. |
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| A boy carves a Jack-O-Lantern in the haystacks. |
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