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This vintage linen postcard features the New Municipal Auditorium in Denver, Colorado, a significant architectural addition from the 1930s. The postcard highlights the auditorium's impressive scale and modern design for its time, showcasing the building's vast seating capacity and functional exhibit spaces. The image is printed on linen cardstock, popular in the 1930-1945 era for its textured finish and vibrant colors. Published by Elmer C. Clark of Denver, this original postcard captures a moment in Denver's civic development with a crisp color palette and fine detail. The back of the postcard describes the auditorium as a $375,000 addition with a seating capacity of 10,000 and over 29,000 square feet of floor space, emphasizing its importance in the city's cultural growth. Collectors will appreciate this piece for its historical significance and classic linen postcard production style.