Vintage amateur radio QSL card Marseille FIGAZ/73.51 blue retro communication

Vintage amateur radio QSL card Marseille FIGAZ/73.51 blue retro communication

€2,99
Sale price  €2,99 Regular price 
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Vintage amateur radio QSL card Marseille FIGAZ/73.51 blue retro communication

Vintage amateur radio QSL card Marseille FIGAZ/73.51 blue retro communication

€2,99
Sale price  €2,99 Regular price 

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Description

An old amateur radio QSL card, typical of exchanges between operators in the field of radiocommunication. This bright blue card features a classic 70s-80s layout, with large black embossed letters for the call sign "FIGAZ/73.51," topped with "MARSEILLE / FRANCE." The visible side has a printed grid for entering radio contact information (station, date, QTR, RST, MHz, mode), characteristic of authentic QSL cards used to confirm contact between amateur radio operators.

At the bottom of the card are the name "73 ANDRE FAFUR" and the full address in Marseille (BAT J11 LA BUSSERINE, 13014 MARSEILLE), as well as a period telephone number ("67.28.14."), all printed in black. The typography, rectangular format, and visual texture of the paper evoke productions from past decades, particularly the 70s or 80s, without being able to specify the exact year. No back or other side is visible in the photo.

The card rests on a wooden surface, near two old books, which allows for appreciation of its flat appearance and intense color. No decorative motifs or illustrations are present, with the emphasis on functionality and readability of information. The corners are crisp, the paper appears flexible, and the printing is well-centered.

Slight handling marks are visible on the surface, consistent with period use, but no major defects are apparent on the visible side. The overall appearance retains a strong retro feel, ideal for documenting the history of radio communications in France.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. Some visible traces of wear or handling on the front, without major alteration to the printing. The item is consistent with its era with a good overall presentation.

Did you know? QSL cards have been used since the early 20th century by amateur radio operators worldwide to confirm a remote contact ("QSO"). Each card bears the operator's unique call sign and serves as official proof of radio exchange, playing a key role in the history of radiocommunication.

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