The QSL card features a vibrant design with bold, red and blue lettering displaying the call sign "CE3CF." It prominently lists the operator's name, Carlos C. Vial, along with his address in Santiago, Chile. The card documents a communication sent to the call sign "VE3BLU" on June 23, 1972, at 00:21 GMT, detailing the mode of transmission (CW-SSB) on 14 MHz with a signal report of 569. Additionally, it mentions the equipment used, including a 1 kW transmitter and a three-beam antenna positioned at 105 feet. The back of the card has a stamp indicating a connection to the call sign "C. Vial." and concludes with a note directing it to "Canada." The card reflects the traditional practice of amateur radio operators to confirm communications with each other.