The QSL card is a vintage communication card from Aichi, Japan, confirming a radio contact between Yoshiaki Kobayashi, call sign JA2HSE, and XJ3BLU, dated November 9, 197X. The front side prominently displays the sender's call sign in bold red letters, along with the location details. Essential information includes the date, time in JST, signal report (RST 559), and the operating mode (CW, 2-way). Technical details about the rig (TS520) and antenna type (Quad) are also noted. The reverse side features a logo from the QSL Bureau and includes the recipient's call sign written in black ink. The card serves as a formal record of the radio exchange, emphasizing the personal connection between amateur radio operators.
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