The QSL card features a vibrant design celebrating the 500th anniversary of Tübingen University, prominently displaying the call sign "DK 5 TV" at the top. It is issued by operator Gotthard Hammler, whose details, including the address in Rottenburg, are neatly printed. The front incorporates the city’s coat of arms along with icons representing its partnership with other cities such as Ann Arbor and Aix-en-Provence, enhancing its cultural significance. The reverse side provides confirmation of a radio contact made on July 7, 1976, noting the use of 14 MHz in CW mode, along with signal reports and personal remarks from the operator. The card is adorned with a notation for sending future communications through the DARC (German Amateur Radio Club), emphasizing the connections within the amateur radio community.