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Discover a unique piece of amateur radio history with this vintage QSL postcard from 1996. The front prominently features a map of the United States, overlaid with the distinctive call sign KB2SUE, representing John Verry from Centereach, New York. It meticulously documents a radio contact, or QSO, made on December 1, 1996, with WA9UVJ, specifying the UTC time, frequency (14.054 MHz), mode (CW), and RST (579). This card serves as an authentic confirmation of a successful two-way radio communication.The reverse side reveals a postmark from Long Island, New York, dated December 3, 1996, and bears a Harry S. Truman 20c stamp. It was addressed to Lloyd W. Morehouse in Waukesha, Wisconsin. A handwritten message from John details aspects of their contact, mentioning equipment like the TEN TEC SCOUT, and extends a friendly sign-off with "~73~ + God Bless de John". This card is not just a record of a radio exchange but a tangible artifact reflecting the camaraderie and technical details of the amateur radio hobby in the mid-1990s, making it a fascinating collectible for enthusiasts of radio communication, vintage postcards, or regional history.
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