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Archival Correspondence


QSL cards are used as hard-copy evidence of receiving a fellow wireless radio enthusiast’s signal. Get it? Me neither. There’s a great Wikipedia article on the subject, but I’m just fascinated by the QSL cards. Here are a few from my collection:







Some wireless inspiration:





Here’s a great French site with a few thousand QSLs. My favorites are those from French-occupied North Africa.

2 thoughts on “Archival Correspondence”

  1. My dad has been a ham radio operator since the early 1960s and has a great collection of these beauties. I think they’re such a nice way to confirm signal reception.

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