Discover a piece of amateur radio history with this vintage QSL postcard, documenting a contact between KN2UXE and W4HTD. The detailed log entry confirms a QSO on November 14, 1956, at 1843 EST, with a strong RST 579CX signal report. KN2UXE operated from Buffalo, New York, utilizing a DX-35 75W IND transmitter, a Surplus BC455B receiver, and a Lng Wr XMTN Endfed antenna. W4HTD, operated by \"EB,\" was located in Louisville, Kentucky, making this a fascinating cross-state communication from the 1950s era of ham radio.This unique QSL is presented as a postmarked postcard, sent from Buffalo, NY, on November 17, 1956. It features authentic U.S. postage stamps: a 1-cent George Washington stamp and a notable 10-cent \"PRAY FOR PEACE\" stamp, adding significant philatelic interest to its amateur radio historical value. The handwritten details on both sides of the card provide an intimate glimpse into the communication practices and personal touches of amateur radio operators from over six decades ago, making it a distinctive collectible.This QSL card is an excellent addition for collectors of vintage amateur radio memorabilia, QSL cards, and historical postcards. It offers a tangible connection to the early days of ham radio, showcasing specific equipment used and the operational procedures of the time. A true historical artifact for enthusiasts of radio communication and postal history alike, capturing a moment in the golden age of radio.
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