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This unique QSL (Amateur Radio) postcard from 1998 confirms a radio contact between KE1IW in Etna, New Hampshire, and WA9UJJ in Waukesha, Wisconsin. The front of the card features the sender's details, David Haseman of Etna, NH, and the recipient's information, Lloyd W Morehouse of Waukesha, WI, along with the QSO date of January 19, 1998. A distinctive 20-cent Blue Jay stamp from 1996 adorns the upper right, and the card bears a clear "RIVER JUNCTION, VT PM 21 JAN 1998" postmark, indicating its mailing origin.The reverse side reveals a personal, handwritten message from David Haseman to Lloyd, expressing excitement about the contact despite a fading signal and thanking him for the QSO. This card offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of amateur radio communication, capturing a moment of connection across states. It is a valuable piece for collectors of QSL cards, amateur radio memorabilia, or those interested in postal history and unique correspondence from the late 20th century.
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