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QSL cards for new DXCC awards and endorsements may be checked by an approved DXCC Card Checker. This program applies to any DXCC award for an individual or station. Listed here are the card checkers currently appointed who reside in the Hudson Division. ARRL is the national association for QSL Cards, Our Identity to the World of Amateur Radio QSL Cards are an important part of our hobby. Every time you send a QSL Card it gives you the opportunity to tell another ham a little more about you. Our QSL Cards are Full Color. They are printed on traditional Offset Printing Presses. We do not use ink jet printers. There were a few cards I really liked and considered using as templates for my very own card. One card stood out to me and I will attach a photo in his thread. It appears the cartoon may be an old ARRL cartoon but I have been unable to find it with Google. My hope is that somebody here will be familiar with the artist or cartoon and be able to I just received a stack of QSL cards from the "Bureau" which is a service run by volunteers and the ARRL. Basically what happens, after a two way communication ham radio operators will send out ARRL W.A.S AND DXCC AWARDS. WORKED ALL STATES (W.A.S.) AWARDS: Local MDC ARRL Awards manager(s) are authorized to check QSL cards for all W.A.S awards. This can usually be done on a while-you-wait basis saving you the time and expense of sending your valuable QSL cards through the mails to ARRL Headquarters. This Bureau, the ARRL Third Call Area Incoming QSL Bureau, is a part of the ARRL and IARU QSL Bureau system. We handle incoming cards from overseas hams to their contacts in "the lower 48" who have a "3" in their call sign. Anyone should be able to successfully duplica