Vintage Linen Postcard New Post Office Nashville TN 1934 Marble

This vintage linen postcard showcases the New Post Office in Nashville, Tennessee, a striking architectural landmark dedicated on November 27, 1934. The building is rendered in vibrant colors, highlighting its grandiose façade made of White Georgia Marble and Minnesota Granite. The postcard features classic 1930s automobiles parked in front, adding to the historical ambiance of the scene. Printed by the renowned Capitol News Co. of Nashville and produced with Genuine Curteich-Chicago "C.T. Art-Colortone" printing, this postcard is a fine example of mid-20th century linen postcards known for their rich texture and vivid color quality. The New Post Office is noted as one of the South's handsomest structures, built at a cost of over one million dollars, making this postcard a collectible piece for enthusiasts of architectural history and vintage Americana.