Tendance Carte postale radio amateur QSL QSO LU1AR, Buenos Aires, Argentine

Product Name: Tendance Carte postale radio amateur QSL QSO LU1AR, Buenos Aires, Argentine
tendance État：Occasion
The QSL card features the call sign LU1AR prominently displayed, set against a colorful illustration of Argentina, which includes a map highlighting various provincial boundaries. Rays of light emanate from the call sign, symbolizing communication and connection across the nation. The lower section of the card contains operational details of a radio contact, including a unique QSO number, date, and time of the transmission, alongside the details of the sender, Edward G. Murao, and recipient, Les Whitham, with addresses in Buenos Aires and Hamilton, Ontario, respectively. The reverse is marked with stamps indicating processing by the ARRL QSL Bureau, further emphasizing the cards function as a record of amateur radio correspondence. Overall, it serves as a nostalgic representation of amateur radio communication in the 1950s..