Even though I started collecting QSLs at 15 in 1965, just shortly before
I turned 16,
Your so young!!
some I have are from the 40s 50s.
I was given a collection by the wife of W5CPW, of his QSL's from stations he
worked in 1928 to 1941. Major portion are 80 meter CW. Dick Weeks died
Group:
I was just thinking back to my misspent DX youth. I QSLed 4
Canadian stations, CKMP-1230, CKBW-1000, CBL-740, and CBA. The CBL CBA
cards are the only two CBC cards I have. Maybe I should hold on to all four
of them, as all four of those stations are now dark. Perhaps
Check eBay sometime. You might be surprised at the price some QSLs sell for
there.
Jim Pogue
Memphis
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I was just thinking back to my misspent DX youth. I QSLed 4
Canadian stations, CKMP-1230, CKBW-1000,
I was just thinking back to my misspent DX youth. I QSLed 4
Canadian stations, CKMP-1230, CKBW-1000, CBL-740, and CBA. The CBL CBA
cards are the only two CBC cards I have. Maybe I should hold on to all
four
of them, as all four of those stations are now dark. Perhaps someday
they'll
Even though I started collecting QSLs at 15 in 1965, just shortly before
I turned 16, some I have are from the 40s 50s. I even have one from
JOCK Nagoya, Japan from the 20s or 30s with a pix of their longwire
antenna, before they had a tower. I love to look back on so many neat
old QSL cards
David,
All QSLs are collectable in this day. Looking through the 250+ QSLs from
Canada, so many are no longer on the air.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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