Cheap QSL Cards

Traditional Style QSL Cards $9.99 Per 100 Everyday!

Monthly Special Buys on these QSL Styles

This Month's Specials are the Black Ink US Outline & Deluxe Color Atomic QSLs


Black Ink Monthly Special Style MS231		Color QSL Monthly Special MSDC224
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Please note: Enter your quantity as 1 not 100 or 2 = 200 etc.

QSL Description	Cost	Quantity
Monthly Special 1 100 QSLs Black Ink with front report	12.99
Monthly Special 2 100 Color QSLs with back report	26.95

Description
View a Back report
Cardstock Colors
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Each month we offer a different Deluxe Black Ink and Deluxe Color QSL at a reduced 100 QSL price. This is the only place on our website where these special prices appear so you should visit this page each month to see if your favorite QSL in sale. Your choice of card stock color and with the Deluxe color QSL you may also choose your callsign color. The Deluxe Color Special also includes a back report.

QSL Card Back report

The back report form is an option on the Standard and Deluxe QSLs. It is included on our Deluxe Color QSLs. They can be mailed alone using the address area on the right side. If you have specific needs for a report, contact us before ordering.

Color: Left to Right Green - Blue - Ivory - Gray - White - Yellow

These are close as we can present via computer to actual color.

All the QSLs we print have this choice of card stock color.

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New QSLs appearing here each month.

Be sure to check this page each month for a new monthly special offering. This is the only place on the website where these special prices will appear.
These selected QSLs will show their normal pricing elsewhere in the web site. If you do order our special cards in their regular section we will give you extra QSLs for the difference.

Did you know ?

The concept of sending a post card to verify reception (and later two-way contact between them) may have been independently invented several times. The earliest references seems to be a card sent in 1916 from 8VX in Buffalo, NY to 3TQ in Philadelphia, PA ( In those days ITU prefixes were not used). The standard report with callsign, frequency, date, etc. may have been developed in 1919 by C.D. Hoffman, 8UX, in Akron, Ohio.