Antique Gibson Halloween Postcards (Set of 2) – 1910s Witch & Black Cat

Add a rare piece of Halloween history to your collection with this set of 2 original antique Halloween postcards, published by the Gibson Art Company of Cincinnati in the early 1900s. From their sought-after Series No. 6936, these cards feature bold, graphic artwork with a grid pattern lithograph design that sets them apart from typical Halloween imagery of the era.

🎃 Designs included:
• A witch stirring her cauldron in vibrant red, yellow, and green against a blue background (“Greetings for Halloween”).
• A black cat with arched back under a full moon, framed with bats and jack-o’-lanterns.

🖼️ Details:
• Publisher: Gibson Art Company, Cincinnati (Gibson Lines)
• Series: No. 6936 (printed on reverse)
• Date: Circa 1910s–1920s
• Size: Standard postcard (approx. 3.5” x 5.5”)
• Backs: Divided, unused, marked for 1¢ domestic or 2¢ foreign postage
• Condition: Very good for age – strong, saturated colors with only light edge wear and some mild age spotting on backs (see photos).

✨ These postcards are excellent examples of early 20th-century Halloween ephemera, showcasing bold designs that remain striking over a century later.