Sullivan Postcard, Divided Back, Cartoon Scene, 1910 Postmark

This divided back postcard, postmarked in Sullivan, Wisconsin, on October 26, 1910, features a charming cartoon illustration. The front depicts a whimsical scene with a child writing a letter, accompanied by the playful text, 'I'm Sending Chust a Card From Sullivan. I'll Rite a Nice Long Ledder Soon.' The artwork captures a humorous take on communication, typical of early 20th-century postcards.

The back of the card is addressed to Miss Bertha Vengbauer in Wessington, South Dakota. It bears a green 1-cent U.S. postage stamp featuring George Washington. The message reads: 'Dear Bertha - Am out here on a few days visit. The air is quite frosty. Hope you are all well. Love Maude.' The card shows signs of wear, including creases and slight discoloration, indicative of its age.

This postcard documents early 20th-century communication and social customs, reflecting the playful and informal nature of personal correspondence during this era. Surviving examples provide valuable insights into regional history and the everyday lives of people in the early 1900s.