The QSL card features a colorful illustration of a cartoon Smurf, depicted in a striking blue color, holding a microphone as it communicates with the world, represented by an orange and black globe. The card is addressed to Serge Lejeune at 22 Square Henry-Dunant in Rennes, France, with the call sign F6BQG prominently displayed. On the reverse side, details of a prior radio contact are recorded, noting that the communication took place on January 25, 1975, at 14 MHz with specific modes mentioned, such as CW and SSB. The sender has also included additional notations and a request for QSL confirmation, showcasing the personal touch often found in amateur radio correspondence.