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Harvard Wireless Club > Antique QSL Cards

From the earliest origins of Amateur Radio, hams have sent one another postcards—or QSL cards—which serve as a confirmation of contact over the air. The Harvard Wireless Club has accumulated tens of thousands of QSL cards over the years.

Here are some of the earliest cards on file at the Harvard Wireless Club (more to follow):

3KO (Canada) to 1XJ, May 9, 1924
g5JX to u1XJ, May 10, 1924

5AQN to 1AF, May 15, 1924
1ABF to 1AF, May 27, 1924
T.P. Allen, Belfast, Ireland to u-1AF, March 27, 1925

9EAN to 1AF, April 10, 1925
1AAV to u1AF, June 2, 1925

WJS to 1AF, June 14, 1925
9ECC to 1AF, June 26, 1925
g2CC to u1AF, September 1, 1925

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