The QSL card features a vibrant Hawaiian theme, prominently displaying the call sign "KH6DKA" in bold red letters at the top, accompanied by a traditional image of a hula dancer. The front contains details of radio communication between William S. Haddon in Hilo, Hawaii, and VE3-9301 based in Canada, confirming a radio contact made on January 15, 1963. The specifications include signal reports, transmitter models, and remarks about equipment. The reverse side features a postal cancellation stamp from Hilo dated January 30, 1963, alongside various radio-related notations and a list of radio clubs, demonstrating the rich connections within the amateur radio community. The card is signed off with a warm "73 es Aloha," reflecting the friendly spirit of amateur radio communications.
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