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Discover a delightful piece of mid-century humor with this vintage cartoon postcard, postmarked December 5, 1957. The vibrant illustration captures a relatable and comical scene: a man in a green suit stands anxiously outside a "MEN" restroom, holding a five-dollar bill and asking, "CHANGE FOR A FIVE... ANYONE GOT CHANGE FOR A FIVE?" In the background, passengers are seated on a bus, adding to the urgency and humor of the situation. This charming card, numbered 108-D, reflects the lighthearted aesthetic of its era.Produced by Baxtone of Amarillo, Texas, and part of the popular "LAFFOGRAM" series, this postcard is a wonderful example of vintage American humor. The reverse features a 2-cent US postage stamp depicting George Washington, along with a clear Amarillo, Texas postmark. The handwritten message and address to "Shelley Second Hand, Norton, Kansas" provide a fascinating glimpse into postal history and personal correspondence from the late 1950s, making it a unique collectible for enthusiasts of vintage Americana and humorous ephemera.
