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This is a vintage comic postcard, postmarked November 26, 1918, depicting a humorous scene titled "MARRIED FOR A GOOD COOK." The front of the postcard features a colorful illustration of a disheveled chef attempting to cook in a messy kitchen, with pots boiling over and a black cat playing on the floor. The illustration captures a classic turn-of-the-century comedic style, making it a charming piece of ephemera for collectors of vintage postcards, kitchen humor, or genealogy.The reverse side of the postcard is postmarked "TRANSPORT IND NOV 26 1918" and bears a 2-cent U.S. Postage stamp featuring George Washington. It is addressed to "Mr. Ernest Decker, Danforth, Ill." and includes a handwritten message from "Cousin Ida," making it a unique historical artifact that offers a glimpse into early 20th-century communication and family life. This postcard is a wonderful addition to any collection focused on historical correspondence, comic art, or general vintage Americana.Verified Specifications:
Brand/Maker: Unbranded
Item Type: Postcard
Era/Style: Vintage, Antique, Comic, Humor
Material: Cardstock
Theme: Kitchen, Chef, Marriage, Humor, Domestic Scene
Postmark Date: November 26, 1918
Postage Stamp: U.S. Postage, 2 Cents, George Washington
Addressee: Mr. Ernest Decker, Danforth, Ill.
Sender: Cousin Ida
Identifier: 035-6
Features: Posted, Handwritten Message
Included Components: 1 Postcard as pictured
Country of Origin: United States
