Vintage Halloween Greeting Card Witch Broomstick Flying Moon

Bats decorating every corner of the frame — because subtlety was for other holidays — surround this witch and her feline companion as they ride through the moonlit sky. The card's text, 'What's meant for thee, Thee'll have,' reads less like a Halloween greeting and more like a Victorian debt collector's final notice. Meanwhile, a mysterious cloaked figure with a wide-brimmed hat lurks in the lower right corner, staring into the middle distance with the quiet dignity of someone who has accepted their fate. Signed by L.C. Banks, this masterpiece of seasonal menace somehow got filed under 'Greetings' — presumably by someone who also considered tax audits a form of celebration.