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This vintage QSL (Amateur Radio) postcard meticulously confirms a radio contact between W1BHD and W1NWL on May 20, 1947, operating on the 144 M.C. Band with a 6C5 Transceiver. The front of the card features a vibrant American flag design, along with the distinctive A.R.R.L. (American Radio Relay League) logo, adding a patriotic and historical touch. Produced by The Victorian Press of Waltham, Massachusetts, this printed card serves as a tangible piece of early post-WWII communication history, documenting the era\'s amateur radio enthusiasm and technology.The postcard was sent by Mel Dunbrack of Everett, Massachusetts, to Arthur Jones of Stoneham, Massachusetts, and bears a clear Boston, Massachusetts postmark dated July 8, 1947. This item offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of vintage radio, connecting specific operators and their locations through a bygone form of communication. It is a prized collectible for enthusiasts of ham radio ephemera, Massachusetts history, and anyone interested in the evolution of personal communication.
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