Vintage Fort Nashborough Nashville Tennessee Linen Postcard 1780 Model

This vintage postcard features a detailed linen print of Fort Nashborough located at 1st Avenue and Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee. The image depicts a model of the historic fort built by James Robertson and his party in 1780, showcasing wooden blockhouses, a picket fence, and a waving early American flag. The bright colors and linen texture lend a nostalgic charm typical of mid-20th century postcards. Printed by Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, and published by Southern Latex Co., Nashville, this postcard is a classic example of the popular linen era postcards known for their textured finish and vibrant hues. The card measures a standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches and remains blank on the back with clear printing and a one-cent postage box. It serves as a collectible piece for history enthusiasts and postcard collectors interested in Tennessee landmarks and early American frontier history.