Description: The QSL card features a distinctive design with a bright red print of the call sign "UK2LAB" prominently displayed above a detailed illustration of an architectural structure, reflecting its origin from Brest, USSR. The card is addressed to the radio operator "VE3BLU" and dated April 9, 1972. It outlines specific details of the radio communication, including frequency (14 MHz), signal report (RST 459), and equipment information identifying a "200 hut. dipol" antenna. The reverse side includes a stamped address for an application to the local post bureau in Halifax, suggesting connection within amateur radio communities. The card is a historical artifact of early radiocommunication, showcasing the personal touch of ham radio exchanges.
Price: 13.99 USD
Location: Niagara Falls, New York
End Time: 2025-02-04T20:49:22.000Z
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