The QSL card features a striking design with vibrant red lettering that spells "PY7CM" prominently at the top, followed by "BRASIL," indicating its origin. The front is adorned with two blue postage stamps commemorating the 1963 International Exhibition. The reverse side is filled with handwritten details confirming a radio transmission, specifying the operator, equipment used, and signal reports exchanged, alongside personal information for future correspondence. It includes names and addresses of various operators and a notation for a location in Chalfont, Pennsylvania, suggesting a connection or acknowledgment of fellow radio enthusiasts. The overall card serves as a keepsake of international communication within the amateur radio community.
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