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Discover a unique piece of amateur radio history with this authentic QSL card from 1969, confirming a contact between WA3LTN in Baltimore, Maryland, and W5MZM in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The front of the card features a striking red background with a diagonal white stripe highlighting the WA3LTN call sign, along with the operator\'s Baltimore address. A subtle, likely political, message mentioning \"DEFEAT ALBERT J. NACE SUPPORT MOAA\" adds an intriguing layer of historical context to this vintage collectible.The reverse side provides a fascinating glimpse into a past radio exchange, detailing the QSO date of October 26, 1969, and the equipment used, including a \"Swan 350\" transmitter and a \"3 elem. beam\" antenna. The card bears a clear Baltimore postmark from November 6, 1969, and is addressed to Ellis Heustess (W5MZM) in Albuquerque. This postcard was printed by American Printing Co. of Lexington, N.C., showcasing its genuine vintage production. It\'s a superb find for collectors of QSL cards, amateur radio memorabilia, and historical correspondence.
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