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This vintage QSL card from August 3, 1947, confirms an amateur radio contact between operator Earl V. Hawley, call sign W7LBK, and W7FTX. The card prominently features W7LBK's call sign in a large, bold font, detailing the QSO on 75 meters using Fone-CW with a 30-watt transmitter. A unique aspect of this communication is noted in the remarks: "I Am AT A Boy Scout Camp 30 miles so of Big timber, Mont.", offering a glimpse into early ham radio operations from a specific, temporary location.Handwritten in green ink, the card provides technical specifications of the station, including an 80-meter half-wave end-fed antenna and a BC-342-N receiver with a Gonset Converter. The back of the card is addressed to Clarence L. Goodman of Corvallis, Montana, confirming his call sign as W7FTX. This piece represents a tangible record of post-WWII amateur radio history, capturing a moment of personal connection and technical detail from the era.
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