Vintage Linen Postcard Columbia High School Columbia SC 1940s

This vintage linen postcard features a vibrant illustration of Columbia High School in Columbia, South Carolina. Printed in the distinctive linen style popular from the 1930s to 1940s, the postcard captures the stately red brick school building surrounded by mature trees and a few pedestrians, evoking a snapshot of mid-century community life. The image highlights the architectural details of the school with its large windows and elegant entrance, set against a bright blue sky with soft clouds. Published by the Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C., this postcard is a classic example of American linen postcards known for their textured paper and bold colors. The divided back design allows for messages and addresses, typical of postcards from the 1940-1949 era. Collectors and enthusiasts of Southern U.S. landmarks, vintage linen postcards, or educational history will find this original piece a charming addition to their collections.