Qsl card

QSL card. The card was stamped by DM-QSL-Bureau, German Democratic Republic, Strausborg 1 Box 37. The front of the card is printed in red and white. The top of the card says "Deutsche Demokratische Republik" and below, in smaller letters, "Germany, Democratic Republic." Below, larger graphic letters are superimposed over a globe and say "DM2ACM." On the back of the card, the letters "DXCC" geodate this card to before the mid-1970's in East Germany. The address on the back of the card lists the address as Werner Müller, Leipzig S 3, Triftweg 30, Grmany DDR. QSL cards are written confirmation of two-way radiocommunication between amateur radio or citizens band stations; one-way reception of a signal from a radio, television, or shortwave broadcasting station; or the reception of a two-way radiocommunication by a third party listener. They are typically the same size and material as a postcard and are sent through the mail.