Don't Ask Foolish Questions 1907 M.T. Sheahan Boston Antique Postcard whimsy rattle thus the change of last

thus the change of last initial

And the threaded top half screws tightly onto the bottom to keep anything inside super secure

If you like your friend please answer his postal

but also one attributed to Stanley

There are a few small chips in the exterior bark along the edges

Don't Ask Foolish Questions 1907 M.T. Sheahan Boston Antique Postcard whimsy rattle thus the change of lastI couldn't resist the graphics and most of all the sentiment! on this novelty postcard created by M. T Sheahan in Boston, 1907, which I think would be the perfect thing to hang above one's desk. The message written on the backside (in great hand writing, and sent in 1910) was a happy surprise: "Apples are good. Peaches are better. If you like your friend please answer his postal." And then a "guess who. Z" plus the curious "De nose" at bottom! 3 1 2"