Vintage 1911 Why Grunt Do Your Stunt Pig Red Comic Standard Postcard USA DB

Image side displays bold red background with white pigs, ornate scroll borders, and the slogan "WHY GRUNT? Do your stunt." with overall moderate handling wear, scattered surface rubbing and small white scuff marks, and a few tiny dark specks in the red field, while the printed artwork and lettering remain strong and legible. Corner tips and edges show slight to moderate wear with rounding, small nicks, and minor edge flaking, yet the standard-size postcard cardstock feels firm and lies flat without creases, tears, or missing pieces through the main design area. Reverse divided-back side shows uniform age toning, penciled message and address, black WEISER IDAHO 1911 postmark, and a green one-cent U.S. postage stamp along with some handling soil and smudging; single original vintage standard-size divided-back postcard only, no envelope, mount, or frame included.

Brand/Publisher: H. G. Z. & Co. postcard featuring a humorous pig motto with the slogan "WHY GRUNT? Do your stunt." set against a bold red background.

Type: Original standard-size color printed lithograph postcard on cardboard stock from the early twentieth-century Divided Back era, produced as an animal-themed comic greeting and sayings-and-quotes postcard centered on a pair of pigs.

Front image details: Design presents two white pigs in profile seated at the left and right sides of the composition facing inward toward the central text, all enclosed within ornate white scrollwork flourishes and corner ornaments against a solid red field.

Front text and design elements: Large white block lettering reads WHY GRUNT? on the upper half of the card above the phrase Do your stunt. in slightly smaller type, with the pigs and scrolling frame creating a playful, poster-like layout that emphasizes the humorous motivational message.

Reverse side and collecting notes: Divided-back layout carries a black POST CARD heading at the top, vertical Published by H. G. Z. & Co. credit along the left margin, a small standing figure logo near the lower left corner, printed address and correspondence guidelines, and a green one-cent U.S. postage stamp postmarked Weiser, Idaho 1911, with handwritten message and address, making this an appealing choice for collections of pig postcards, comic animal art, humorous motto and greeting cards, and early United States divided-back postal history.

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