Vintage Linen Postcard Charlies Bunion Great Smoky Mountains Park

This vintage linen postcard features a scenic view of Charlies Bunion, a famous rock formation located in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The image captures the rugged beauty of the Appalachian Trail area, highlighting the distinctive rocky outcroppings with two tiny figures, one performing a handstand, emphasizing the grandeur and scale of the landscape. The postcard's textured linen finish gives it a charming mid-20th century look and feel, typical of postcards produced between 1930 and 1945. Published by Deuel News Co. of Asheville, North Carolina, this postcard is an original from the Linen Era, measuring the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches. The back includes a brief description noting Charlies Bunion's location on the Appalachian Trail, a notable 2,000-mile hiking route from Maine to Georgia, and situates it four miles east from Newfound Gap on the main crest of the Great Smokies. This collectible postcard offers historical and geographical significance for collectors interested in national parks, Appalachian Trail landmarks, or vintage linen postcards.