This unique vintage postcard serves as a QSL card for Citizen's Band (CB) radio operators, specifically for "THE HAMONS" family from Alliance, Ohio, whose call sign was KPM-4317. The front features a vibrant red and black design, including a stylized cartoon character exclaiming "I SAID BREAK!"—a classic CB radio phrase—alongside the family members' names: Terry, Tim, Frank, Carla, and Marion. It also lists channels monitored, emphasizing the popular CB culture of the era.

The reverse side is a pre-printed form designed for confirming a CB radio communication, complete with fields for readability, signal strength, channel, and equipment used. This card was printed by the CBC club in Lexington, N.C., indicating its authentic connection to the CB community. It's a fascinating piece of Americana, reflecting the widespread popularity and unique communication culture of CB radio during the 1970s and early 1980s.

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