The QSL card features a vibrant design highlighting the call sign "UH8DU," operated by Miroshin Wladimir, with a striking illustration of the Nebit-Dag region near the Caspian Sea. The front showcases bold red and blue colors, capturing a scenic view that includes rocky outcrops and birds in flight, enhancing its visual appeal. The card is marked with "ZONE 17" and "U-REG 180," providing essential information for amateur radio operators. On the reverse side, it confirms a contact with the call sign "C13BLU," dated June 25, 1977, detailing the transmission frequency and the equipment used, including a 25-watt transceiver and a "VSIAA" dipole antenna. A request for QSL cards via the bureau adds a friendly touch to this collector's item for radio enthusiasts.
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