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They don’t make them like this anymore—Halloween postcards that is. Designboom tipped us off to the fact that the Toronto Public Library has an extensive collection of vintage Halloween postcards, most of which were produced circa 1910 in Germany.
There are the usual suspects: Plenty of Jack-o-Lanterns (of all kinds of personalities at that), witches, and black cats. But many of the designs are surprisingly imaginative, adorable, or downright freaky—such as the pumpkin driving a watermelon-squash car or a skeleton, ghost, and ghoul hanging onto a cat's tail? Anyway, see for yourself below—and check out the full collection here.
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Craving more vintage postcards? We got ’em for the Bauhaus, 20th-century Chicago, and more.
Via: Designboom
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