Step back to 1956 with this vintage Ham Radio QSL card, confirming a significant contact between KN6TVO in Van Nuys, California, USA, and W4HTD in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. The QSO took place on September 7, 1956, at 12:05 PM, utilizing CW (Morse Code) on the 21 MC (15-meter) band with a perfect 599 RST signal report. This card meticulously logs the radio equipment used: an AT-1 transmitter with 35 watts input and an HQ-129-X receiver, providing valuable insight into amateur radio technology of the era.

This collectible QSL card is a fascinating piece of amateur radio history, showcasing a bold red KN6TVO call sign design. The reverse side features a personal handwritten message from John L. Ulrich: "TX FOR THE QSO, U ARE MY BEST DX. HOPE TO WORK U AGAIN SOMETIME. 73 John," adding a unique personal touch to this historical communication. Also visible is a clear North Hollywood, California, postmark dated September 12, 1956, and a classic 2-cent Benjamin Franklin U.S. postage stamp, further enhancing its appeal for collectors of vintage memorabilia, QSL cards, and shortwave radio history. A true gem for any amateur radio enthusiast or collector of historical communications.