Alfred E. Neuman Vintage Linen Postcard 1953 Me Worry? Comic Character

This vintage linen postcard from the 1950s features the iconic humorous character with the caption "ME WORRY?" rendered in bold black letters beneath a smiling, red-haired cartoon figure dressed in a red and green checkered jacket and green tie. Printed on textured linen paper, this postcard exemplifies the popular mid-century American postcard style known for its vibrant color and crisp detail. The linen finish adds a tactile fabric-like quality and enhances color saturation. The card is an original divided back postcard, manufactured in the United States between 1950 and 1959. It bears a 2-cent John Adams postage stamp and a clear postmark from St. Louis & Memphis dated August 7, 1953. The handwritten message on the reverse captures a personal snapshot of mid-century life, adding to the collectible appeal for postcard enthusiasts. This postcard is a charming piece of Americana, perfect for fans of vintage humor, linen postcards, and nostalgic ephemera.