Vintage 1910s Edwardian Comic Dog Postcard 5/$15 or 10/$25

Turn-of-the-century comic postcard featuring an anthropomorphic terrier in glasses and bow, with the cutting caption: “What on earth he sees in her, I can’t imagine.” Published by B.B. London (Series E 3), printed in Germany, with embossed image for extra pop. Back is inscribed to Humphrey Wilkenson with the note: “Mamma is coming home soon. M.R.” Unmailed but written. Good condition with embossed detail intact. A perfect example of Edwardian humor-meets-dogs — basically the meme format of 1910. 📸 Front Art: A scruffy little terrier with pince-nez glasses and a walking stick, looking over his shoulder with a judgmental expression. Caption: “What on earth he sees in her, I can’t imagine.” — classic early 1900s sarcastic humor. Publisher: Left back edge reads B.B. London, Series No. E 3, Printed in Germany. (German printers were top-notch in the postcard boom era.) Era: c. 1905–1915, height of the novelty comic animal cards. Great for: 📚 Junk journaling, collages & ephemera packs 🖼️ Displaying as ready-made conversation starters ✒️ Collecting for the handwriting, stamps & dates 🎁 Gifting to fellow history and nostalgia lovers 💸 Bundle & Save: 5 for $15 10 for $25