1907 Utica MO Comic Postcard \"Things Are Coming Your Way\" Humorous Cartoon For Sale

Discover a fascinating piece of early 20th-century Americana with this original comic postcard from Utica, Missouri, postmarked January 12, 1907. The vibrant illustration captures a humorous scene featuring a distressed man in a red shirt and blue pants, seemingly overwhelmed as various objects, including a teacup, eraser, and even a dog, appear to be rushing towards him. A small sign in the background adds to the irony with the phrase \"KEEP OFF THE GRASS,\" while the caption below the image playfully declares, \"I SEE, THINGS ARE COMING YOUR WAY.\"This charming postcard was published by A. H. and features detailed artistry from Columbian Eng. L. CH., showcasing the distinctive printing techniques of the era. The reverse side bears a clear Utica, Missouri postmark and an affixed one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp, confirming its historical journey. The card includes a handwritten message and address to \"Mr. Blake\" in Utica, MO, providing a unique glimpse into personal correspondence from over a century ago. This collectible piece offers a delightful blend of early American humor, graphic art, and historical documentation, making it a wonderful addition for enthusiasts of vintage postcards, Missouri history, or comic art.