Hello!
I have made a gallery of QSL (old, very old etc..) and in this gallery
you can find an important album of QSL from the french antarctica
territories (more than 190 cards/operators). You can see that at
http://LesNouvellesDX.free.fr and follow Galerie de QSL and next
Les Terres Australes
"Old" style IRCs are still valid in the UK also and as Mike says should be
so everywhere.
But, because so many DX stations are now refusing to accept them,
I'veexchanged all my stocks at the POfor the appropriate postage
stamps and now buy "new" ones for QSLing.
The price differential
--- Jean-Michel Duthilleul
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Cher Om Jean-Michel
I think I may have one or more of the cards you need.
But i must do some digging in my old QSLs as I have
moved since I worked these stations and dont know
excactly where they are.
Patience S.V.P.
73 rag la5he
Steven Wheatley KU9C wrote:
Ok...now for the follow up...has there been ANY of the new IRCs issued with a
expiration beyond 12/31/2006. We're coming on that point fast..especially
given the way IRCs tend to be 'recycled'.
73
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