This is a vintage linen Large Letter postcard, unposted, but with handwriting on back on the stamp box. Postcard reads "Greetings from Montgomery, Alabama". Each letter showcases a unique scene or landmark. Postcard published by Curt Teich in 1937.


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This vibrant, vintage linen postcard features a classic 'Large Letter' design for Montgomery, Alabama. Produced by the renowned Curt Teich & Co. using their signature 'C.T. Art-Colortone' process, the postcard showcases various landmarks within each letter of the city's name. You can see depictions of the Alabama State Capitol, local architecture, and historical monuments that define the capital city's heritage. The rich, saturated colors and textured linen finish are characteristic of the late 1930s era, making it a wonderful piece of Americana.

The reverse side identifies the publisher as Ehler's News Co. of Birmingham, Alabama, and includes the distinctive Curt Teich production code 7A-H3259, which dates the design to 1937. This style of postcard is highly collectible for those interested in mid-century travel memorabilia, Southern history, or the iconic graphic design of the linen era. It serves as a beautiful time capsule of Montgomery's civic pride and architectural landscape during the pre-war period.