Vintage 1907-1915 Halloween Reflections Lithograph Postcard Woman Man & Mirror

This original vintage Halloween postcard from the Divided Back era (1907-1915) features a captivating lithograph print of a young woman holding a candle, gazing into a mirror that reflects a man in a suit. The scene is framed with a striking red border embellished with embossed black cat faces, adding to its holiday charm and collectible appeal. The card is a standard size (approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches) and exhibits embossed detailing around the edges, enhancing its tactile and visual appeal.

The inscription "ALL HALLOW-E'EN" and a poetic message, "The reflection which you see is the counterfeit of me," contribute to the postcard's mysterious and nostalgic Halloween theme. The back of the card is divided, typical of the 1907-1915 period, with space for writing messages and a section for the address, marked for domestic and foreign postage rates. This postcard is a rare find for collectors interested in early 20th-century holiday ephemera, lithographic printing techniques, and embossed paper collectibles.