Note that I am located in Canada. Please add additional time to the displayed shipping time. This listing is for one single vintage standard sized postcard, as described in the title.

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A vibrant postcard depicting the 8-horse 4-H Hitch team from the Chicago Union Stock Yards, parading in front of a grand building. The team consists of ton-weight Clydesdale geldings, each wearing a blanket with "4-H" emblazoned on it, pulling a wagon marked "CHICAGO STOCK YARDS" flying an American flag. The scene celebrates the International Live Stock Exposition held from November 29th to December 6th, 1930.

The reverse side details the famous 8-horse 4-H Hitch, describing it as an 8-horse team of ton-weight Clydesdale geldings, widely recognized as the '4-H Hitch.' It states that the Union Stock Yard and Transit Company of Chicago, owners of this team, operate the world's largest live stock market, selling and delivering approximately 2,000,000 dollars worth of livestock daily. The postcard also mentions the 'Century of Progress Exposition 1933' and was made by Curt Teich & Co., Inc. of Chicago, U.S.A. It requires one cent postage.