The station pictured is typical for the period 1947 to 1951. World War II surplus equipment was plentiful and a station like this could be put together for under $100. It cost only one cent to exchange QSL (contact confirmation) cards shown on the wall in the U.S.A. The first class letter rate was three cents. |
Mesh(wire frame) view of the image. Each QSL card on the wall was scanned and then inserted in the frames on the wall like a collage. Enlarge |