1909 Dublin Ireland Comic Irish Postcard \"Pain in ye\" Embossed Humorous For Sale

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This captivating vintage postcard, part of \"THE ULIDIA SERIES.\", transports you to Dublin, Ireland, circa 1909, with its vibrant chromolithograph illustration. The scene depicts a humorous exchange between a well-dressed tourist and an exasperated Irishman, likely a shopkeeper or worker, standing on a crate marked \"EVERYMAN\'S EMBROCATION.\" The witty dialogue printed below the image highlights classic Irish humor, with the tourist commenting on \"too little putty\" and the Irishman retorting, \"Faith if I go down, I\'ll put a pain in ye widout any putty at all.\" The embossed details add a tactile dimension, enhancing the visual depth of this engaging comic card.This early 20th-century collectible captures a slice of cultural humor and a specific artistic style of the era. The postcard features a divided back, confirming its production after 1907, and was officially posted from Dublin on October 20, 1909, bearing a red One Penny stamp. It was sent across the Atlantic to Miss C. Norwood in Philadelphia, U. S. A., making it a tangible piece of postal history and international communication. The detailed illustration, combined with the historical context of its posting, makes this a unique addition for collectors of Irish ephemera, humorous postcards, or early 20th-century postal artifacts.