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Discover a fascinating piece of amateur radio history with this authentic QSL postcard from West Covina, California. Dated 1960, this unique card features a distinctive woodgrain design with bold red lettering, proudly displaying the call sign K6GTF. It meticulously details a confirmed QSO (contact) with W9GUX, including the frequency (28.6 Mc), date (January 31, 1960), time (12:30 P.S.T.), and signal report (5-7). The card also lists the equipment used: a B+W 5100 transmitter, 75A-4 receiver, and a 3 EL BEAM antenna, with a remark about working on DXCC EWAS, highlighting the operator\'s dedication to long-distance communication achievements.This collectible QSL card captures the spirit of the early 1960s ham radio community, serving as a tangible record of a successful contact between K6GTF (Patrick L. Church of West Covina, California) and W9GUX (Jim) in Elkhart, Indiana. The reverse side bears a clear West Covina postmark from March 8, 1960, and a 3-cent U.S. postage stamp featuring the Statue of Liberty. This vintage QSL postcard is a wonderful find for collectors of amateur radio memorabilia, historical ephemera, or those interested in early telecommunications and West Covina history.
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