Vintage QSL Card \"Yaqui Princess\" Freedom CA Apple City USA Cartoon 73s 88s C276 For Sale

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Discover this unique vintage QSL postcard, featuring an engaging cartoon illustration of a \"Yaqui Princess\" character seated on a throne, with a jester or clown presenting a telephone. The front of the card is adorned with distinctive red ink artwork, capturing a whimsical scene that hints at communication and camaraderie. This collectible piece originated from \"Apple City, USA,\" identified with a return address for Pat Gardella in Freedom, California, 95019.This card is a fascinating artifact from the world of amateur radio, commonly known as a QSL card, used to confirm two-way radio communication. The phrases \"73\'s\" and \"88\'s\" are standard ham radio greetings, signifying \"best regards\" and \"love and kisses,\" respectively. The handwritten date of 2/10/75 on the reverse further places this item within a specific historical context, offering a tangible link to a past era of personal communication and hobbyist culture. It represents a charming piece of radio memorabilia and a unique Californian collectible.