1907 Halloween Divided Back Lithograph Postcard Couple Embracing Fred C lausbury

This charming vintage Halloween postcard dates back to 1907, featuring a classic lithograph print of a couple embracing beside a grandfather clock striking midnight. The card is adorned with traditional Halloween imagery including carved pumpkins, bats, an owl perched on a crescent moon, and black cats flanking lit candles at the top border. The romantic scene is accompanied by a poetic verse encouraging a good-night kiss at twelve o'clock, adding a sentimental touch to this holiday greeting. The postcard is a standard size (approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches) with a divided back format used during the 1907-1915 era, allowing space for correspondence and address. This original lithograph print showcases the delicate hand-colored style typical of early 20th century postcards. Its embossed details and intricate border design enhance its collectible appeal, making it a standout piece for Halloween and vintage postcard enthusiasts alike. The postmark and handwritten address on the back further authenticate its period use and add historical interest.