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Discover a unique piece of amateur radio history with this vintage QSL card from 1947, confirming a contact for station W1EZV. This collectible features vibrant red and black ink on white cardstock, showcasing a delightful cartoon illustration of a radio operator at his equipment, complete with an antenna and a quaint house. The card details the specific radio contact information, including the date, time, and equipment used, offering a fascinating glimpse into early ham radio communications.Produced by VICTORIAN PRESS in Waltham, Massachusetts, this postcard is a testament to the golden age of amateur radio. Postmarked from Reading, Massachusetts, and addressed to Stoneham, Massachusetts, it connects multiple New England locales. It\'s a must-have for collectors of vintage QSL cards, amateur radio memorabilia, or those interested in Massachusetts local history and early communications technology. The specific call signs W1EZV and W1NWL add to its unique historical appeal.
