This comprehensive collection features over 400 QSL radio cards from the 1960s to the 1990s, compiled by French publisher and curator Charles Deroyan.
These cards, exchanged by amateur radio operators around the world, offer a stunning array of graphic design, typography, and personal expression, reflecting the global nature of communication during this period.
Perfect for collectors, design enthusiasts, and those fascinated by the history of global communication, this book presents a captivating look at the artistic and cultural significance of QSL cards, capturing a moment in time where visual creativity met international connectivity.
Published by Masala Noir, 2024
Softcover, 210 pages, full color, 5.8 × 5.8 inches
