BLANK INSIDE In this delightful early 1900s postcard by Ellen Clapsaddle, a charming little witch tends to her cauldron, but the contents remain a bewitching mystery. Her art captures the essence of Halloween cuteness, and during her era, sending Halloween postcards like this one to friends and family was undoubtedly a cherished tradition. Ellen Clapsaddle (1865-1934) was a renowned American artist whose work greatly impacted vintage postcard illustration. With over 3,000 designs, she was pivotal during the Golden Age of Postcards (1890s-WWI), when millions of postcards were printed and mailed. Her art often featured children, floral arrangements, and holiday themes. Clapsaddle's influence also reached U.S. postage stamps, cementing her legacy in postcard illustration. This product was custom designed and created at our location in Seattle.