Vintage Linen Mile High Kennel Club Track Denver Postcard 1930s

This original linen postcard from the 1930-1945 era features the Mile High Kennel Club Track in Denver, Colorado, a historic and popular dog racing venue. Printed using the vibrant linen postcard technique known for its textured finish and bright colors, this card captures the grandstand and the racing track under a clear blue sky. The image highlights the unique architecture of the grandstand and the neatly maintained grounds, reflecting the popularity of dog racing during that period. Published by Elmer C. Clark of Denver and printed by E. C. Kropp Co. of Milwaukee, this postcard is a fine example of mid-20th century American postcard production. The back of the card provides a brief description emphasizing the track's growing fame as a leading dog race site in the United States. A great collectible for those interested in vintage Colorado memorabilia, dog racing history, or linen postcards, this piece offers a glimpse into the recreational culture of the era.