1908 4th of July Firecracker Postcard - "I'm 'going off' To spend the 4th"

Celebrate American independence with this vibrant early 20th-century postcard, copyrighted in 1908 by Julius Bien & Co. N.Y. The striking design features a large red firecracker, complete with a fuse, dynamically positioned over a prominent black number "4" and a smaller "th." The clever text, "I'm 'going off' To spend the 4th," adds a touch of turn-of-the-century humor and patriotism.

This collectible piece of Americana captures the spirit of Fourth of July celebrations from over a century ago. Its vivid color lithography showcases the artistic style prevalent during the Golden Age of postcards, making it a wonderful addition for collectors of holiday ephemera, vintage Americana, or those seeking a nostalgic glimpse into the past. The card exemplifies the detailed craftsmanship of Julius Bien & Co., a renowned publisher of the era.