The QSL card features a striking design in pink, showcasing the call sign UA3DGA/QRP, attributed to Ivan V. Afonin from Krasnoznamensk, Russia. The card is dated 22.10.97 and includes details of a CW (Continuous Wave) communication with the call sign VX3BLU, indicating a successful two-way exchange with an RS(T) report of 599. It notes the use of a transceiver outputting 5 watts and an antenna configuration specified as Inv. Vee 80/40 m. The card also includes a personal remark encouraging the recipient to "73 GL to you & BR. con!" and provides instructions for sending via bureau or direct, with a complete address. The back of the card is blank, offering a traditional feel to this piece of amateur radio memorabilia.