

Greetings from Ketchikan, Alaska QSL Postcard, 1935
1930s
$19.95
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Historical Context & Description
This postcard is a QSL card from Ketchikan, Alaska, dated 1935. The front features bold lettering 'K7PQ' with intricate totem pole designs on either side, symbolizing the rich cultural heritage of Alaska. The phrase 'Uncle Sam's Last Frontier' is prominently displayed, highlighting Alaska's unique position as the northernmost state in the USA. The card also includes a small aerial photograph of Ketchikan, providing a glimpse into the city's layout during the early 20th century.
The back of the card includes a postmark from Ketchikan, Alaska, dated December 16, 1935. The message area reads: 'Carl G Sthanss, 130 2nd Ave S, Redfield, South Dakota.' The card shows signs of wear typical for its age, with some discoloration and edge wear, but remains in good collectible condition.
Details
- Type
- postcard
- Condition
- good
- Location
- Ketchikan, Alaska
Some discoloration and edge wear typical of age.
All items offered are original period pieces. No reproductions or modern reprints.
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