JR3XUH's memorial QSL cards

      


      

      
These are some QSLs that I have been using.

      
　
      



 The cards that I used when I started to QRV. Isseued about 50. 
      This is made by woodblock. When I used this card, I was a junior high 
      student, that because I could use this cards though it costed me a lot of 
      time to make the cards. 
      
The card with black shade (right one) needs twice the time to print but 
      looks nice, I remember issued more than 100. 


      

      

      
 This is a woodblock of the printed QSL above.






 
      
These three cards were the first-ever mass produced cards. Because I 
      was a representative of News Paper Club of the junior high school, I used 
      printing machine of the school to print these cards. All charactors were 
      type-written by my friend Chobi, who got a professor of a university, who 
      was only one person to have a type-writer at that era. Also I wrote the 
      call sighn portion by "pencil". Refering 
      VK3CO's QSL card, I used a Boyscout mark as the symbol mark.





 This is the first ever order-made QSL. I ordered to make the 
      best price cards for 2,000, but used up for almost one year ! 

      


 This is current QSL, that I have been using. I orderd 4,000, 
      but half of them are still left. 



      



These are the same looks, but different color. JR0BFC was my 
      second call sign, that I was using when I was an university student.


      









      
From here are NEW cards, that I have been using after the quake.
PC 
      and its periferal such as digital cameras and/or printers, and e_QSL and 
      QSO-Bank(like Japanese domestic e_QSL system) allows us to make/use these 
      new QSL very convenient. 

      
　

      


 I'm using this card mostly for now. The card is for kind of 
      memory for a combination of TS-900 and R-599 that is one of the DREAM of 
      Japanese mid-age radio amature. 
Left: QSL I'm using at QSO-BANK. Took 
      by degital camera and edited at Photoshop slightly. Bottom white portion 
      is for QSO data. 
Right: Paper form QSL I'm using for buro. I have some 
      modified editions of this QSL such as English version.




      


 Also this is kind of the memory for Yaesu twinds 
      FL／FRdx400. 
Left: Use for QSO-Bank. 
Right: Sorry for monochorome, 
      but I orderd for this card for printing shop. 

  
    
 The QSL with firework. We have a fireworks at Kobe port every 
      summer, I useally issue this card for QSOs on summer vacation. This is 
      simpllly printed by home printer, but this is popular among the friends. 
      



      
 This is a QSL for celebration of getting WACA Awards. I issued 
      about 100. 

      
 When I QRV from Nara-city, where I'm located in, I 
      issue this QSL card. Nara-city was one of the oldest capitals of Japan, 
      about 1300 years ago (before Kyoto !!). We have a lot of temples and 
      pagodas in Nara, I design this QSL as Nara like. From Nara, I often QRV on 
      160 meter, and since a station from Nara on 160 meter is rare, I wrote 
      "Nara" at the face of the QSL. 

      




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