Comic Postcard Humorous Verse 1907 Good Boys Handwritten Used

This vintage postcard dates back to May 16, 1907, as indicated by the clear postmark on the addressed side. It features a humorous handwritten verse framed in a wood and red border design reading, "sisters bow sais good little boys are always blind an deaf." The postcard is addressed to Mr. John M. Stauffer at Cresheim Hall, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, showcasing authentic early 20th-century postal history with a one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp.

Produced on a standard 5.5 x 3.5 inch paper card typical of the era, this original postcard is a charming example of early American ephemera. The unique handwritten message and period typography make it a collectible piece for enthusiasts of vintage postcards and historical communications from the United States. The card's North American origin and early 1900s era add significant historical interest, especially for collectors focusing on Philadelphia or Pennsylvania postal memorabilia.

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