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This unique vintage postcard serves as a QSL card, confirming a CB radio contact for Donald and Norma Clapp. The front features their names prominently, along with two striking blue illustrations of eagles in flight and the ham radio sign-off \"73\'s.\" It lists their addresses in Norwalk, Ohio, and Destin, Florida, indicating a dual residence or contact points. The design elements, including the call signs KRM and KRN, clearly mark this as a collectible piece for amateur radio enthusiasts.The reverse side provides the recipient\'s information, Melvin O. Dwyer of Lancaster, Ohio, and details the card\'s origin: \"PRINTED BY THE BALD EAGLE BOX 497 NORWALK, OHIO.\" A handwritten date of \"1991\" is visible, dating this piece to the early 1990s. The postcard\'s format with fields for remarks and confirmation of contact makes it a fascinating historical artifact for collectors of QSL cards, CB radio memorabilia, and Ohio or Florida ephemera.
