Vintage postcard: "The Night Marauder"

Our "Bears in Postcards" series (see Jan. 29, Jan. 23) continues with this linen postcard of "The Night Marauder" ⁠— just a very good boy (or girl) looking for a snack ⁠— at Allegany State Park in New York.

Here are the vital statistics for the card: The photograph was by Ceylon Newton (a name that leads mostly to dead ends on Google). This is a Genuine Curteich-Chicago "C.T. Art-Colortone" postcard. It was published by A. Wolfmueller of Buffalo, New York, as No. 115 in its series. This is the caption on the back:

Greetings from ALLEGANY STATE PARK
Playground of Western New YorkThis bear, like many others, comes out of hiding after sunset, looking for food. This one, a special tough customer, did not want to leave his overturned trash can, even after a series of flashbulbs were shot off to take this picture.

The postcard was mailed from Quaker Bridge, New York, on August 1, 1959, with a purple 3¢ liberty stamp. It was sent to the Spencer residence in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and this is the cursive note:

"Hi!
We arrived safely and find the park very nice. We haven't seen any bears but many racoons [sic]. We went to Niagara Falls.
See you.
The Brackbills"