Victorian Halloween Greeting Card Oct 31st Witches Pumpkin

A cozy pastoral scene with pointy-hatted witches and a reclining pumpkin-headed figure unfolds across the card, dated in festive red and green lettering 'Oct. 31st'—then you notice the Scottish-inflected verse emphasizing witch-spotting: 'This is the nicht o' Hallowe'en, When a' the witchie may be seen.' The witches in question are three elderly hags in pointed hats—one red-clad and riding a broom mid-flight, two others standing on the ground clutching brooms and presumably waiting their turn—all apparently fascinating to a pumpkin-headed figure reclining in the grass at lower left, who is leering at the proceedings with the energy of someone who absolutely did not receive consent before showing up. The cheerful pastel clover and cottage-core color palette make the whole scene feel like a cozy evening that somehow ended with three crones and a gourd-man, which is honestly just a Tuesday in early-1900s greeting card logic.