Vintage 1910 Those Foolish Questions Hunting and 17 similar items

This vintage 1910 postcard titled "Those Foolish Questions" features a humorous lithograph depiction of a man asking a boy if he has been hunting ducks, with the boy replying that he's been shooting mermaids with a sky rocket. The charming sepia-toned print captures early 20th century humor and rural Americana style. Printed on standard 5.5 x 3.5 inch paper, this original chrome postcard carries a copyright mark from G. B. 1910, indicating reputable production during the golden age of postcards. The postcard is postally used, addressed to Henry Strickler in Grand Island, Nebraska, with a hand-written message on the correspondence side, adding a personal historical touch. The message and postmark details enhance its collectible appeal, offering insight into everyday life and communication from over a century ago. This piece is a fine example of early printed humor cards, perfect for collectors of antique postcards or vintage Americana.