Greetings from Kentucky — Large Letter Linen Postcard — E.C. Kropp Co. c.1940s–50s

A bold, blazing orange large-letter linen postcard spelling out KENTUCKY in scenes — Whirlaway the 1941 Derby winner, the Old Kentucky Home in Bardstown, Lincoln Marriage Temple in Harrodsburg, the State Capitol at Frankfort, the U.S. Gold Depository at Fort Knox, and the Abraham Lincoln Memorial in Hodgenville, with a dapper Kentucky colonel raising a mint julep from center stage. Made in the USA by E.C. Kropp Co. of Milwaukee — one of the most beloved publishers of the golden linen postcard era — this is a quintessential piece of mid-century American travel nostalgia at its most colorful and exuberant.

✦ Genuine vintage blank-back postcard

✦ Your message handwritten in beautiful cursive (up to 50 words)

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Location: Kentucky, USA

Era: c.1940s–1950s