Vintage 1910 Halloween Jester in Jack-O'-Lantern Divided Back Postcard Antique

This captivating antique Halloween postcard from 1910 features a whimsical jester character emerging from a large, smiling jack-o'-lantern. The vibrant lithograph printing captures the playful yet eerie spirit of early 20th-century Halloween imagery, with bold orange and black tones contrasting against the white background. The jester's colorful costume and mischievous expression add an engaging focal point that stands out in vintage holiday postcard collections. Produced during the divided back era (1907-1915), this standard-sized postcard (approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches) showcases the classic paper material and lithographic printing technique popular at the time. The back bears a clear postmark dated October 24, 1910, addressed to Master Edgar Thompson in Marcellus, NY, with a handwritten note "From Emma." This original postcard exemplifies early 1900s Halloween themes and makes a charming collectible for enthusiasts of holiday memorabilia, vintage ephemera, and historical postcards.