Vintage 1930s Linen Comic Postcard Drinking Spree Humor Gramp Pa Me

This delightful vintage linen postcard from the 1930-1945 era captures a humorous comic scene featuring an intoxicated man slumped against a barrel, holding a bottle, with several pairs of legs lined up beside him. The vibrant linen texture enhances the colorful, rustic illustration style, typical of early American linen postcards. Printed with a divided back and measuring the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches, it was originally published by the Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, NC. The postcard features a witty verse in a speech bubble: "Gramp and Pa and Unk and Me / Have been on a two weeks drinkin spree / And when we sober up a mite / We promise one of us will write." This piece combines Americana humor and vintage comic art, making it a charming collectible for postcard enthusiasts and vintage humor collectors alike. Its linen production technique is prized for the high-quality color retention and fabric-like feel, highlighting the era's printing style and cultural humor.