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Writer's pictureSamantha McNesby

Halloween Freebie: Rare Vintage Halloween Postcard

I love these pretty vintage Halloween postcards -- they are over a century old, but still quite lovely! I found a few of these lovely, almost pinup style Halloween postcards in my ever growing pile of "interesting paper'. I wanted to share them with you today, they are too lovely to keep to myself! Each of these vintage Halloween postcards is from the very early 1900s, and each has a different look, they work well together or along.





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Rare Halloween Postcards


These postcards are unusual and old! I love the color on these, particularly that green witchy dress. . I am not a fan of the pumpkin headed moon -- that was a popular theme for this time period, but it is creepy!

Heres a closer look at one of these vintage Halloween postcards:




How to use these Free Vintage Halloween Postcards

Print the postcards onto heavy card stock, the one I use is shown below. It is 110 lb and prints beautifully. Keep an eye on the price, I only buy when it is around $10, it seems to fluctuate quite a bit.


https://amzn.to/3yqVChK

Print on one side only, using your printer’s “best” settings.


How to use Vintage Halloween Postcards

Here’s a quick video of some images from vintage Halloween postcards in a project :




Age the Vintage Halloween Postcards


Add some extra vintage grunge and charm by aging the printouts. This post on making new printable s look old will help:






Notes for Free Vintage Halloween Post cards


  • To get a more authentic feel, use a double layer of 110 card stock.

  • shiny or glossy paper will not work well for these, they look best printed on matte paper

  • I’m sharing more vintage Halloween ephemera, the tags below will help you find it! Get the Free Files


Get the Free Halloween Postcard Files

Don’t try to save or print the images above, instead download the high resolution pdf below.



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