Vintage WAØJCR Lafayette, CO Ham Radio QSL Card - Rockies & Shack A420 For Sale

This unique vintage QSL card from WAØJCR in Lafayette, Colorado, offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of amateur radio. The front of the card features a striking dual image design. The upper section presents a scenic black and white photograph of majestic snow-capped mountains, likely the iconic Colorado Rockies, evoking the rugged beauty of the region. Below, a detailed black and white photograph showcases a classic ham radio shack, complete with multiple transceivers, receivers, and other communication equipment neatly arranged on wooden shelves, alongside a vintage telephone. This imagery perfectly captures the spirit of both the hobby and its geographical setting.The card prominently displays the call sign WAØJCR in bold red lettering, along with the operator's address and affiliations with the A.R.R.L., Denver Radio Club, and Boulder Radio Club. The reverse side of the card, used to confirm a contact, is filled with handwritten details of a QSO (two-way radio communication) from October 19, 196x, addressed to an operator in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It bears a 4-cent Abraham Lincoln stamp and a clear Lafayette, Colorado postmark, confirming its historical use and authenticity as a piece of ham radio memorabilia.

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