W1DNN Adolph Goodsell Meriden CT QSL postcard 1932
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“Rare Find: W1DNN Adolph Goodsell Meriden CT QSL Postcard from 1932”
I recently came across a fascinating piece of radio history – a QSL postcard from 1932 featuring the call sign W1DNN belonging to Adolph Goodsell in Meriden, CT. QSL cards were used by amateur radio operators to confirm their two-way radio communication with another operator. They often featured unique designs and information about the contact.
This particular postcard is a true gem, showcasing the artistry and attention to detail that went into these communications. The front of the card features a beautiful illustration of a radio tower overlooking a city skyline, with the call sign prominently displayed. On the back, there is a handwritten message from Adolph Goodsell himself, detailing the date, time, and frequency of the contact.
It’s amazing to think about the connections that were made through these QSL cards and the dedication of operators like Adolph Goodsell to the hobby of amateur radio. This piece of history is a reminder of the important role that radio communication has played in connecting people across distances.
Do you have any vintage QSL cards or radio memorabilia? Share your stories and discoveries in the comments below!
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