Ten pounds of QSL cards from 1940s-50s

jimjudylauer · Post by **jimjudylauer** » Thu Mar 12, 2009 4:27 am

I found you through Google as I began wondering if there is any interest in the current ham operator world for old QSL cards my dad, Cliff--W6NEC--collected during the late 40's and 50's. I have about ten pounds of them that my older brother just mailed to me in an effort to clear out his storage.
My dad started as a "ham" in his teens in Phila. with a crystal set and moved on to build his own transmitter (for key conversations in his earliest years of the 40s) and finally graduated to SSB as I was growing up.
Any ideas for who or where such a QSL collection would be of interest?
Thanks,
Jim

lhk0pd · Post by **lhk0pd** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 2:24 pm

I've seen qsl cards for sale on e bay.I think they were cards from well known people and from countries no longer around etc: So you just might go through the cards and see what you can see or just make up bundles and try e bay..