Vintage Blank Gypsy Poem Postcard Ephemera, Happy Mail, Gallery Wall

📸 Front (Image & Verse) Title: “The Gypsy’s Warning” Illustration: A stereotypical fortune-teller woman framed with campfire, wagon, and countryside imagery. Poem: Full printed verse warning a “gentle lady” not to trust a sweet-talking suitor, telling a tragic story of betrayal, loss, and the gypsy’s own child buried in the churchyard. Style: Victorian sentimental / moralizing poetry postcard, popular around 1900–1915. These often carried poems, warnings, or religious verses alongside bright illustrations. ✉️ Back (Details) Divided back, unused. Printed in the U.S. (postage box notes 1¢ U.S./Canada/Mexico, 2¢ elsewhere). No publisher name visible, but numbered 1108 on the front lower edge. 📝 Condition: Good overall, but may show natural signs of age like paper discoloration or wear on the edges and corners. Great for: 📮 Sending actual snail mail with retro flair 📓 Junk journaling, scrapbooks & mixed-media art 🖼️ Framing for home décor or gallery walls ✒️ Collecting for the historical value