Discover a charming piece of mid-20th century humor with this vintage linen postcard, postmarked 1947 from Washington D.C. The front features a delightful, vibrant illustration depicting a patient in bed, attended by a bewildered doctor and a measuring companion. The witty caption, "NOTHING'S WRONG WITH ME, A LETTER FROM YOU WON'T CURE!", playfully suggests the need for connection over medical intervention, a sentiment that resonates even today. The distinct linen texture and bright, engaging colors are characteristic of postcards from this era, making it a wonderful example of vintage comic art and design.This collectible postcard offers a glimpse into a bygone era of communication and popular culture. The reverse side bears a clear Washington D.C. postmark from May 16, 1947, alongside a George Washington 1-cent stamp commemorating the International Philatelic Exhibition Centenary. It is addressed to Charleston, West Virginia, and carries a handwritten message from Dorothy Hutton. This piece is perfect for collectors of vintage Americana, humorous ephemera, or those with an interest in mid-century postcard art and social history. Its unique blend of humor, historical context, and vibrant illustration makes it a captivating addition to any collection.
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