Vintage Linen 'Greetings from Tuscumbia Alabama' Curt Teich Postcard

Colorful linen-era large letter postcard reading "Greetings from Tuscumbia ALABAMA" featuring multiple vignette images (statue/monument, fountain, dome pavilion, dam/lake, and bell tower) inside the letters. Front shows bold block lettering, stylized sunset background and printed code A-101 / 9A-H192. Back printed in blue with divided back layout, "POST CARD" and 1-cent stamp box; vertical credit line reads "GENUINE CURTEICH-CHICAGO 'C.T. ART-COLORTONE' POST CARD (REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.)" indicating Curt Teich & Co. production. Likely produced in the 1930s-1950s during the linen postcard period using lithographic colortone printing, standard size approx. 5.5 x 3.5 inches. Collectible for state/AL postcard, Curt Teich collectors, and large-letter souvenir postcard fans.This striking mid-century linen postcard highlights Tuscumbia, Alabama landmarks rendered as pictorials within the letters of ALABAMA - a classic example of Curt Teich's ART-COLORTONE series. Bright, saturated inks and textured paper typical of the era give strong visual appeal for display or addition to a vintage postcard collection. Ideal for regional collectors, ephemera displays, or framing as nostalgic Southern travel art.