Vintage 1909 Halloween Postcard Kids Bobbing for Apples Bats Moons Border JOL

This charming vintage Halloween postcard from 1909 beautifully captures a nostalgic scene of three children bobbing for apples around a wooden tub. The lithograph print showcases vibrant colors and delightful details, including a mischievous jack-o'-lantern emitting wisps of smoke and a spooky bat flying under a crescent moon outside the window. The children's period clothing and joyful expressions add to the postcard's timeless appeal. Printed with a divided back typical of the 1907-1915 era, this piece is a perfect example of early 20th century holiday-themed postcards. Produced by W.W. Taggart, a known publisher from New York, this postcard features intricate gold framing corners and the series number 804, adding collectible value. The thematic focus on Halloween bobbing for apples, combined with the classic lithographic printing technique, makes this postcard a sought-after item for collectors of vintage holiday memorabilia and early American postcards.