Victorian Halloween Witch Pumpkin Greeting Card with Black Cat

What strikes you immediately is the witch being birthed by sentient produce, clambering out of a glowing jack-o'-lantern with the thousand-yard stare of someone who has seen things — specifically, an owl perched on her right arm and a black cat draped over her left shoulder, both radiating the energy of accomplices in a very small, very specific crime. A crescent moon hangs in the blue starlit sky above, a bat flaps lazily in the upper left corner, and the whole fever-dream composition is cheerfully captioned 'Good Wishes for Hallo-ween' — because apparently in Edwardian times, 'good wishes' meant 'may a pumpkin swallow you whole and give you animal familiars you did not ask for.'