The QSL card features a visually striking design, showcasing the title "Italian Amateur Radio Station" in elegant script against a backdrop of a classic telegraph key set on a polished wooden base. To the right, an illustration of the globe with highlighted transmission lines emphasizes the international nature of amateur radio communication. The reverse side includes essential details, confirming a QSO (two-way communication) on August 31, 1987, at 21:44 UTC, with signal reports noted in the RST format. The card is signed by Domenico Sorrenti from Taranto, Italy, along with a friendly closing remark, expressing eagerness to connect again on air, underscored by the standard amateur radio sign-off "73." The card is also marked for QSL via VE Buro.