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1. Hallowe'en

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Color postcard depicting a jack-o'-lantern looking at a woman who is holding a partially peeled apple. Illustrated by Bernhardt Wall. Copyright by International Art Pub. Co., New York City Printed on verso: A jolly Hallowe'en party can easily be turned into a frosty affair if the wrong refreshments are served. Order a case of Detroit Bohemian Beer and take no chances. Absolutely pure, wonderfully delicious flavor. Detroit Brewing Co. Bottling Department
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1908-01-01T00:00:00Z
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Detroit Historical Society

2. Hallowe'en

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Color postcard depicting a witch and a black cat riding a broom with a jack-o'-lantern stuck on the end. Copyright by International Art Pub. Co., New York City Printed on verso: When witches on their brooms do fly, and airships oft go shooting by, the people who live up in Mars, and up in all the other stars, cry out in voice, both loud and clear: "Send us a case of Detroit Bohemian Beer." Phone for a case at once. It is wonderfully delicious and absolutely pure. Detroit Brewing Co. Bottling Department
Date Issued:
1908-01-01T00:00:00Z
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Detroit Historical Society

3. Hallowe'en

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Color postcard depicting a witch and a black cat riding a broom with a jack-o'-lantern stuck on the end. Copyright by International Art Pub. Co., New York City Printed on verso: When witches on their brooms do fly, and airships oft go shooting by, the people who live up in Mars, and up in all the other stars, cry out in voice, both loud and clear: "Send us a case of Detroit Bohemian Beer." Phone for a case at once. It is wonderfully delicious and absolutely pure. Detroit Brewing Co. Bottling Department
Date Issued:
1908-01-01T00:00:00Z
Data Provider:
Detroit Historical Society

4. Wishing you a Jolly Halloween

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Color postcard depicting an inset image of two boys running from a house with a section of picket fence and a barrel. Surrounding the image are a witch, owl, jack-o'-lantern, bat, candle, and a cat. Handwritten message on verso, postmarked Oct 25, 1910. Halloween Series No 4
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1910-01-01T00:00:00Z
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Detroit Historical Society

5. Hallowe'en

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Color postcard depicting a boy running from a witch and black cat through a pumpkin patch of jack-o'-lanterns. Illustrated by Bernhardt Wall. Copyright by International Art Pub. Co., New York City Printed on verso: A jolly Hallowe'en party can easily be turned into a frosty affair if the wrong refreshments are served. Order a case of Detroit Bohemian Beer and take no chances. Absolutely pure, wonderfully delicious flavor. Detroit Brewing Co. Bottling Department
Date Issued:
1908-01-01T00:00:00Z
Data Provider:
Detroit Historical Society

6. Hallowe'en

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Color postcard depicting a black cat standing next to a creature with an ear of corn for a body and a jack-o'-lantern head. Illustrated by Bernhardt Wall. Copyright by International Art Pub. Co., New York City Printed on verso: A jolly Hallowe'en party can easily be turned into a frosty affair if the wrong refreshments are served. Order a case of Detroit Bohemian Beer and take no chances. Absolutely pure, wonderfully delicious flavor. Detroit Brewing Co. Bottling Department
Date Issued:
1908-01-01T00:00:00Z
Data Provider:
Detroit Historical Society

7. Halloween postcard printed with an embossed illustration of a witch and a black cat in the woods, standing beside a cauldron that is surrounded by ghosts, as two bats fly overhead

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Halloween postcard printed with an embossed illustration of a witch and a black cat in the woods, standing beside a cauldron that is surrounded by ghosts, as two bats fly overhead. "Beware your fate is in your own hands," and "Halloween greetings," are printed on the recto. A message, addressed to Miss Roberta Austin of 14th Avenue and postmarked October 12, 1911, is handwritten on the verso: Just take notice: The L.C.S. will celebrate Halloween Oct. 31 with a "Little Girls" doll donated [sic] party at the home of Sarah[?] Stokes. Dress as a child & bring a doll. Dolls donated to be sent to needy children. 7:30 PM
Date Issued:
1911-01-01T00:00:00Z
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Detroit Historical Society

8. May your Hallow-E'en Pumpkin Be Like Cinderella's coach and Four.

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Color postcard depicting a girl looking at a pumpkin carriage being pulled by four rats and driven by another. Handwritten message on verso, postmarked Oct 25, 1910. L. & E. Serie 2262
Date Issued:
1910-01-01T00:00:00Z
Data Provider:
Detroit Historical Society