Victorian Thanksgiving Greetings Card with Dead Game & Wine Bottle

This card absolutely radiates colonial opulence meets fowl reverence—draped in patriotic red, white, and blue ribbons like it's auditioning for a Fourth of July parade, it presents a roasted bird on a platter flanked by a dark green wine bottle, leafy greenery in a vase, and what appears to be serving utensils as your wholesome Thanksgiving centerpiece. Steam curls dramatically above the scene in what can only be described as the ghost of the bird's dignity ascending to heaven. The whole tableau is framed like a gilded altarpiece, because apparently the most sacred way to honor a holiday tradition is to enshrine a dead carcass between decorative bows. 'Thanksgiving Greetings,' reads the cheerful banner below, as if you needed the caption to understand that America has always been absolutely unhinged about this holiday.