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About the ItemFor sale are (11) eleven mid century QSL radio cards from Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, and Chile, exchanged through international amateur radio and delivered via postal networks during the 1940s -1960s.
This group leans into bold South American identity - large format call signs, regional references, and a standout illustrated Brazil map card that anchors the set. A mix of utilitarian radio history and striking printed forms, offering both authentic DX context and strong visual appeal for display or collection.Light age-related wear including minor edge wear, soft corners, and typical paper toning. Typical wear from mailing. Writing is clear and legible, with no major tears observed. Presents well overall.Item sold as photographed.
Shipping
Ships from the Crossroads of America with care in a rigid stay-flat mailer via USPS ground for a flat $5 on your first piece. Add a second group of cards and your shipping stays the same. Buy any three or more paperitems from my shop and your entire order ships FREE. Savings apply automatically at checkout when items are combined. Orders ship within 2-3 business days with full tracking to residential or business addresses in the continental United States. Typical transit time is 4-7 business days.Terms & Conditions
All items are sold "as-is, where-is", with all faults, and without any warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to warranties of merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose. Descriptions, photographs, and condition statements are provided in good faith but are not guaranteed to be exhaustive; seller is not responsible for typographical or generative errors, omissions, or misinterpretations. No returns, exchanges, or refunds are offered. Risk of loss or damage after shipment rests with the carrier, and any claims for items lost or damaged in transit must be filed directly with the carrier. By purchasing, the buyer acknowledges and agrees to these terms.
