Humorous Missouri Show Me State RPPC Postcard - Man, Woman, Money For Sale

This captivating vintage real photo postcard features a humorous scene with a man and a woman, embodying the famous \"Show Me State\" skepticism. The sepia-toned image captures a gentleman in a suit leaning over a seated woman, who looks up at him with a knowing smile, subtly adjusting her skirt. Below the engaging photograph, the classic phrase \"You Say You Have Money in the Bank But I\'m from Missouri\" is prominently displayed, reflecting the iconic state motto and a timeless jest about trust and verification.This early 20th-century postcard, likely from the 1907-1920s era, is a wonderful example of comedic social commentary and a collectible piece for enthusiasts of vintage humor, Missouriana, and real photo postcards. The divided back design, typical of postcards from this period, includes spaces for correspondence and address, along with a \"SERIES 110\" identifier. It\'s a charming glimpse into the past, offering both historical context and a chuckle.