Vintage Linen Postcard Colonial Home Anderson South Carolina A-34

This vintage linen postcard showcases one of the beautiful colonial homes located in Anderson, South Carolina, dating from the 1930-1945 era. Printed using the classic linen finish technique popular during this period, the postcard features vibrant colors and a textured surface that enhances the architectural elegance of the stately home surrounded by lush trees and well-maintained gardens. The image captures the grandeur of Southern colonial architecture with its large columns and a distinctive rounded balcony, providing a charming glimpse into historic Southern living. Published by Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C., this postcard is an original piece from the early 20th century postcard boom. The back is unposted and includes a handwritten red ink note referencing Bernice D. in W.S., South Carolina. This collectible postcard is an excellent addition for enthusiasts of Southern history, vintage postcards, or architectural heritage. Its standard size of 5.5 x 3.5 inches makes it suitable for display or adding to a curated collection.